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Old August 15th 04, 09:42 PM
Mike Terry
 
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Default World Music Radio back on 5815 kHz

Sunday, August 15, 2004

Stig Hartvig Nielsen of World Music Radio informs us that from today the
shortwave transmissions on 5815 kHz have been resumed from the site near
Karup in Western Jutland, Denmark. The antenna has been moved some 300
metres to avoid local interference. Besides shortwave, WMR is also available
worldwide via the Internet, and will be available locally in Eastern
Jutland, Denmark on FM 104.2 MHz from mid September 2004. The results from
the test transmission on 15810 kHz (500 W) - which ended June 17 - were less
successful. Transmissions on 15810 kHz may resume mid September from a new
transmitter site, but definitely not from the current site.

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