BC-DX TopNews WWDXC #945 BC-DX 945

This Saturday the 20th of March 2010 Radio City will return to the
airwaves via Nexus (ex. IRRS) broker with 150 kW on 9510 kHz. The time
slot is 0900-1000 UT.
Our contact address is still
(Tim Taylor-???, hcdx March 18)
9510 Radio Rasant transmission on Saturday March 27, 2010 via IRRS broker
and Rimavska Sobota tx site in Slovak Republic.
Dear OMs, amateurs and shortwave listeners,
On coming Saturday there will be a new programme relayed from Radio
Rasant. It will be the first transmission this year. This programme will
be relayed on Saturday 27th of March 2010 at 0900-0930 UTC on 9510 kHz via
IRRS, Rimavska Sobota tx site in Slovak Republic.
Students from different continents have explored about the protection of
drinking water and why it is important to protect water. They will point
out the importance of the industrial countries in this discussion. The
whole programme will be in German. All non-German reports will be
synchronized simultaneously.
All participating students _ these are more than 100 _ would be happy
about your comments and reports. Please send your mails to
We appreciate snail mail. Please send your letters to the address
mentioned below.
Greetings from Sundern, Sauerland, Germany
Reinhard Marx; Tamara Tuchel, Jennifer Merschmeier, Kira Gonzales, Jana
Friedetzky, Carmen Wittiber -- on behalf of the students from Burkina
Faso, Germany, Egypt, Japan, Iran and from the Faeroer-Islands.
(Reinhard Marx-D, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 15)
SOLOMON ISLANDS 5020, SIBC, Honiara, 0940-1204*, Mar 01, 04 and 15, Tok
Pisin, announcer speaking to someone via telephone, Gospel song by The
Gaithers, 1159 with what might have been a devotional, 1202 ID "This is
the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation...", mentioned resuming
"tomorrow morning", national anthem, good, but frequent severe QRM from
Cuba 5025.
(Bolland-USA, Sellers-CAN and Wilkner-USA; dswci DXW March 17)
The Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation is back on air after the
Solomon Islands Electricity Authority (SIEA) restored electricity
following a long power blackout at its Henderson transmitter.
General Manager, Cornelius Rathamana, said he was pleased that the people
of Solomon Islands were again able to hear broadcasts from both 1035 kHz
AM and 5020 kHz Shortwave. He said SIEA power to the area was cut early on
Tuesday morning.
It is thought a storm caused trees to fall and break the lines between the
Lunga Power Station and the Henderson sub-station.
SIBC began broadcasting again throughout Solomon Islands on 1035 AM and
5020 Shortwave just after midday yesterday.
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