Säteilevää keskustelua vuodesta 2003
https://radiohullut.net/foorumi/
Greetings from Italy!
Please be advised that after many weeks of absence due to a transmitter fault, MRI will be back on the air tomorrow, Sunday, 9 July 2017, with its original, very old and just refurbished transmitter as follows: 08.30-11.30 UTC on 11390 kHz AM with only 25 watts.
Reception reports with audio clips (mp3-file) are welcome and confirmed by QSL verification. Some lucky listeners will ALSO receive our printed QSL card, so don't forget to include your postal address. E-mail: marconiradiointernational (at) gmail.com
Last but not least, we need your help! If you are a DX blogger, or use social networks, please post an announcement on your own blog and/or Facebook or send out a tweet the day before the broadcast. You can also forward this message to a friend. This should help increase our potential audience.
We hope to hear from a lot of shortwave listeners about our transmissions.
Best 73's
Marconi Radio International (MRI)
RADIO MI AMIGO
Hello to all Radio Mi Amigo International friends,
We celebrate a 'offshore-summer-beach-party' together with our team'
and you !
The program will be in english, dutch and german.
Details:
Sunday, July, 30 from 19:00 - 21:00 CET (17:00 - 19:00 UTC)
Frequency: 11845 kHz in the 25m SW-band with 100 KW of power across
Europe and online (via http://radiomiamigointernational.com )
In these two hours each jock will remember the greatest summerhits from
the offshore-days ( 1964 - 1989 )
Tune in and have fun !
Dont forget: Our Sumer-Competition is still running ( till September,
30)
All details you will find here:
http://radiomiamigointernational.com/en ... ition.html
Our programm-schedule, frequencys and onlinestreams:
http://radiomiamigointernational.com
........coming soon: A brandnew weekend-schedule with 2 more "BIG
NAMES" joining our team......More details next week !
kind regards
Cpt. Kord and the whole team
http://radiomiamigointernational.com
FRS on air Sunday July 30th
edit. kuuluu nyt klo. 20.52SA taajuuksilla 7700 ja 6284kHz, mutta ei kovin hyvin.
Similar to recent years, FRS will be on air in the Summer period with evening broadcasts. For this year we’ve decided to do two broadcasts.
The first one is scheduled for next Sunday July 30th starting at 17:52 UTC/ 19:52 CEST. Close down will be three hours later at 21:00 UTC/ 23:00 CEST.
Frequencies will be 7700// 48 mb (yet unknown which frequency). So for this time we won't be on 9300 kHz/ 31 metres but instead 48 metres.
FRS-HOLLAND Programme Schedule for Sunday July 30th 2017
UTC Time Programme CEST Time
17:52 Station-opening: ID's & Theme tune 19:52
18:02 FRS Magazine presents Made in Holland- Peter Verbruggen with music from Dutch artists/ bands from the 1965-1975 era. Peter will also feature radio news and a number of memorials connected with former offshore jocks who passed away recently. And: there’s a tunes item. 20:02
19:30 Dave Scott's Radiowaves: this time Dave will feature an oldies show celebrating 50 years since the 1967 Summer of Love. 21:30
20:00 FRS Magazine (cont.)
21.30 Close down 23:00
Streaming
Choosing for ‘the best of both worlds’ FRSH goes for broadcasting on short wave in good old AM and digital high quality web streaming. That means you can make their choice out of two possibilities: [http://laut.fm/jukebox] and [http://nednl.net:8000/frsh.m3u].
[http://laut.fm/jukebox] à Thursday August 3rd 18:00- 21:00 UTC/ 20:00- 23:00h CEST and a repeat on Saturday August 5th 08:00- 11:00 UTC/ 10:00- 13:00 CEST.[http://nednl.net:8000/frsh.m3u] à Sun August 6th 14:00-16:30 UTC/ 16:00- 18:30 CEST and a repeat from 16:30-19:00 UTC/ 18:30- 21:00 CEST.
QSL/letters
Correct reception reports include: date + time of reception, QTH, frequency, your receiver/antenna and most important: a number of programme details (artists/records etc.). In case you are forwarding an MP3 file (which is much appreciated!) please make sure you include: date, time, frequency QTH within the file name! Thanks in advance! E-mails including correct reception reports to < frs @ frsholland.nl > will be consequently replied by our E-QSL.If you prefer a good looking high quality color QSL (hard copy) ánd large colour sticker (plus personal letter), you must write to our Herten maildrop!! Please enclose 3 US dollars or 3 Euro. Please do not send any IRCs!
FRS on air on Sunday August 27th or September 3rd
On one of these two dates FRS will go on air with full programming including all presenters beig Jan van Dijk (German), Bert van Leer, Roger Davis, Dave Scott & Peter Verbruggen. It will be the inofficial celebration of our 37th anniversary and further details will be published in the course of August. All shows will be thematic that evening! Most likely we'll be issuing a brand new special QSL.
News October 27 2017:
Starting Monday, October 30, with the beginning of the B17 schedule, times for our 6160 kHz outlet have been slightly changed:
10:00 – 12:00 UTC
14:00 – 16:00 UTC
20:00 – 22:00 UTC
Schedule for 3975 kHz stays as it is:
12:00 – 14:00 UTC
16:00 – 18:00 UTC
20:00 – 22:00 UTC
Mondays to Saturdays
QSLs will be sent off as soon as possible, after 3975 khz is fully operational.
Thank you for your patience.
648kc kuului eilen illalla todella komeasti ja nyt aamusta hiljalleen vaimenevalla signaalilla.
Ahaa, ihmettelinkin signaalinvoimakkuutta.
Tassä lainaus Carolinen sivulta, eli ilmeisesti tämä nykyinen lähetyspaikka pitäisi olla pysyvä:Rick kirjoitti: 26.11.2017 23:09 Carolinellahan on ollut suunnitelmissa oma lähetysasema, mutta tämä ei ole se, vaan nyt ilmeisesti ostetaan lähetysaikaa. En tiedä kuinka pysyvä tilanne tämä on.
November 2017: After the award of our AM licence we were kindly offered a transmission site at Stonham Aspel, Suffolk and at a very sympathetic cost. But the site had no facilities, requiring us to install a mast, transmitter building, power amd Internet.
We then identified a Coastal site where everything was in place including a mast already tuned for 648 and this is the location we chose.
A commissioning test proved that all was operating to the satisfaction of Ofcom and after some days of silence we are now testing full time to ensure that the equipment is reliable. Then we will proceed to normal programmes.
Thanks must go to the site owners and the clever Techies who made it all work.