söndag 17 augusti 2014

Radio Nord Revival 2014 on the air live from The Castle, Vaxholm on August 23

On Saturday, August 23, Radio Nord Revival will be broadcasting again. This time from the Castle, off Vaxholm, Sweden, in connection with a big field radio day. The station will be broadcasting on MW 1512 kHz from Kvarnberget, Vallentuna. Licensed power is 2,5 kW but we may only be using 1 kW. Antenna height is 37 metres. There are also a number of SW frequencies, including a station from the actual castle. For forther info please check out www.radionordrevival.blogspot.com Test transmissions will be made prior to the official broadcasts.

The Castle is a very historic place radio-wise as it was from here that the very first broadcast on Sweden was made on September 1, 1919. (Ronny Forslund, ARC)

lördag 16 augusti 2014

Radio Disney switching off AM

Radio Disney is selling off 23 of its 24 stations, leaving just station KDIS 1110 in Pasadena, California on the air. KDIS used to be known as top-rated music station KRLA - the Big 11-10 from 1959-1982. Read more in this article:

Radio Disney is getting out of terrestrial radio, and concentrating on digital

tisdag 22 juli 2014

Cesky Impuls 981 kHz, formerly Radio Impuls AM

Now it was announced that the new station will be called “Cesky Impuls” (Czech Impuls). Last time I mentioned Radio Impuls AM, but it was a “working version”. The exact starting day of the new station it not known yet, now they mention September or October at the latest. Not mentioning tests in August anymore. Format: Czech+Slovak (pop) music with news. (Karel Honzik via Bengt Ericsson, ARC)

söndag 20 juli 2014

Radio Impuls AM 981 kHz with new format

From Karel Honzik in Czechia I have got the following information:

Radio Impuls AM will have a separate format for older listeners not // with the stream for Radio Impuls FM. They should start testing in August on 981 kHz. (Bengt Ericson, ARC, Växjö)

fredag 27 juni 2014

Test transmission from Radio Impuls-AM 981 kHz

A test broadcast is now (June 27, 1100 UTC) on the air on 981 kHz from Libeznice (north edge of Prague, CZE) using Radio Impuls-FM modulation. A new station Radio Impuls-AM is planned for this frequency. The signal is aired from the same antenna as Radio Dechovka on 1233kHz. (Karel Honzik, mwcircle 27.6.2014 via Tore Larsson, ARC)

torsdag 26 juni 2014

Radio Waddenzee/Radio Seagull going offshore again

NETHERLANDS
Petris Knapas has posted on Facebook:
21. June 2014

Hi folks,
I received a nice message from PanEuropean Radio, the organisation behind Radio Waddenzee and Radio Seagull.They are planning to go offshore again from the 2nd half of August;)... The Jenny (Baynton) shall be anchored 8 miles from the Dutch coast in open sea. THis means a much better reception in The Benelux, UK and Scandinavia. The ship can be visited during the offshore event, ticketprice for boattrip plus visit shall be announced later. The event is a special one in memory of the end of the Dutch offshoreradio period and the start of the in Spanish/USA/Mauritian based Radio Caroline, Mi AMigo, Monique, Laser and Delmare.

More information at the Facebookprofile of Radio Waddenzee and, in a short time. also at the site of both at 1602 KHZ operating stations http://www.radiowaddenzee.nl/ and https://www.facebook.com/Waddenzee1602AM/photos/a.259819454096954.64599.121958351216399/652277981517764/?type=1
Peter, Formal RNI2020 CEO
Mike Terry, via mwdx yg (21/6-2014) via Jan Edh, ARC


tisdag 24 juni 2014

New British RSL: SummerFest Radio heard on MW 1386 kHz

SummerFest Radio, Haddenham has been awarded a license from June 22 - July 6 on FM 87.9 MHz. However, the station is also being heard on MW 1386 kHz. This frequency is not announced by the station so it may be an unofficial relay, maybe by a pirate station. The MW signal is being heard with a good signal some 17 miles from Haddenham, so the transmitter should be located within the area. The SummerFest is a local beer festival and the station's website can be found at http://www.summerfestradio.co.uk/ No confirmation about the MW transmissions has so far been made by the station. (Bernt-Ivan Holmberg, ARC)