BC-DX TopNews WWDXC #945 BC-DX 945

increase 200 kW and super modulation upgrade. The transmitter function is
on 9420 kHz, 323 deg.
This is the news from here, I hope the (UPGRADING) and the (TRANSMITTER) 2
for 15630 kHz & 7475 kHz not in (POWER) but (MODULATION). Babis".
I sent the below web sites to Babis Charalampopoulos a few years ago and
he agreed that these are the types of transmitters presently being used by
The Voice of Greece. Click the below to see.
(John Babbis-USA, dxld Jan 4)
Thank you John for the info. So the 'incorrect' 4 x 250 kW mentioned in
the WRTH should not be counted to the 'potential', because they will only
be used as spare parts, but I could easily imagine that it wasn't the only
possibility for the transmitters from the beginning and there could have
been other alternatives, so they remained in the count for too long.
Generally speaking, I don't really see the transmitter count per site a
matter of being totally correct or totally incorrect. I don't think any
part can get 100 % reliable and current information from each SW
transmitter site in the world, whether the txs not used actively are
maintained properly, possibly to be used later on or to be sold or the
decision has just been done that they will be used as spare parts or are
simply scrapped. And what is the difference from the point of actual
broadcasting operation if a transmitter is run once a year just to see if
it works or it is used as spare parts? Both are outside the operation. It
would be good if the transmitter operators would send updates to WRTH, but
as far as I know they very seldom do that. Does anyone know if tdp.info is
updated at all any more?
(Mauno Ritola-FIN, dxld Jan 4)
GUAM 11590 KTWR Guam in Mandarin Chinese, carry a very bad BUZZ audio,
like satellite dish feed alignment failure. 1125 UT Dec 2 at signal level
S=9+10dB. Registered at 1015-1100 UT.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Jan 2)
INDIA Sendeende von WorldSpace Satellite Radio fuer Indien.
Sehr zum Aerger der aktuellen Kunden hat WorldSpace India am 31. Dez. 2009
den Betrieb eingestellt. Die US-amerikanische Muttergesellschaft
WorldSpace, Inc., hat seit Okt. 2008 unter Insolvenzrecht gearbeitet, aber
bisher keine neuen Investoren gefunden. Indien machte mit 450.000
Abonnenten 95 Prozent der WorldSpace-Kundschaft aus, wobei etwa die
Haelfte die Programme ueber das Pay-TV-Bouquet von Airtel DTH bezog. Bei
Airtel DTH zahlten die Abonnenten fuer 10 Programme von WorldSpace Rs120
im Jahr, bei WorldSpace Rs2,000 fuer 40 Programme. Insofern war der Deal
fuer WorldSpace nicht profitabel, half aber, im Markt zu bleiben.
Worldspace India hat bis zuletzt Kunden geworben bzw. Kunden in die
proprietraeren Satellitenradios investieren lassen.
Waehrend die Radios jetzt nutzlos sind, koennen die Abonnenten immerhin
versuchen, etwas von ihren Abo-Gebuehren zurueckzubekommen. Airtel DTH,
das als Alleinstellungsmerkmal gegenueber anderen Anbietern auch Programme
von WorldSpace ausstrahlte, wird kuenftig zehn Satellitenprogramme von All
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