11092.5 USB. Sign on by male announcer at 1900 as "This is Radio St. Helena"

dxAce wrote:

** SAINT HELENA. "Hello all, Please be advised that another Test Transmission
on 11092.5 kHz USB will take place from Radio St Helena on Tuesday 17th July
around 7 pm GMT for about 2 hours approximately. That is around 1900-2100 UT.
Please spread the word. Thank you (Laura Lawrence (Miss), Radio Station
Manager, Radio St Helena, Pounceys, Tel/Fax: +290 4542 station.manager @
helanta.sh via Ian Cattermole, NZ, UT July 11, ripple via DXLD and Glenn Hauser)

I received a very quick email back from Laura Lawrence after I inquired about antenna
direction: "Antenna pointing towards Europe at the moment 014 bearing. Thanks for your
report".

dxAce

dxAce wrote:

11092.5 USB. Sign on by male announcer at 1900 as "This is Radio St. Helena"

dxAce wrote:

** SAINT HELENA. "Hello all, Please be advised that another Test Transmission
on 11092.5 kHz USB will take place from Radio St Helena on Tuesday 17th July
around 7 pm GMT for about 2 hours approximately. That is around 1900-2100 UT.
Please spread the word. Thank you (Laura Lawrence (Miss), Radio Station
Manager, Radio St Helena, Pounceys, Tel/Fax: +290 4542 station.manager @
helanta.sh via Ian Cattermole, NZ, UT July 11, ripple via DXLD and Glenn Hauser)

dxAce wrote:

I received a very quick email back from Laura Lawrence after I inquired about antenna
direction: "Antenna pointing towards Europe at the moment 014 bearing. Thanks for your
report".

Radio St. Helena dropped down into the mud here at 2000. I'm not certain if it was a
change in antenna direction or just the fact that propagation died. Earlier in the program
they played hits by the Byrds, Monkees, and Sonny & Cher amongst others.

Nice to hear them, and I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't check the transmitter again
in September, prior to the regular broadcast in November.

dxAce
Michigan
USA