Michael wrote:

"Sven Ohlsson" wrote in message
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World Music Radio from Denmark have been on the air all day with good
reception och nice non-stop music with occassional station
announcements.

But the good reception might be explained by the fact that I live in
southern Sweden.

I cant get even a hint of them here in NJ. Not even a het.

Still a bit early, and I'm not sure which way they might have their antenna
running, which will certainly affect reception. They have been heard here in the
USA

dxAce
Michigan

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Michael wrote:

"Sven Ohlsson" wrote in message
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World Music Radio from Denmark have been on the air all day with good
reception och nice non-stop music with occassional station
announcements.

But the good reception might be explained by the fact that I live in
southern Sweden.

I cant get even a hint of them here in NJ. Not even a het.

Still a bit early, and I'm not sure which way they might have their
antenna
running, which will certainly affect reception. They have been heard here
in the
USA

dxAce
Michigan



I'll give it a try again in a few more hours. Still.... With only 12
kilowatts ??? Need fairly good conditions and at the very least.... As you
have pointed out. They gotta have the thing pointed in my direction.

Michael

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Michael wrote:

"Sven Ohlsson" wrote in message
...
World Music Radio from Denmark have been on the air all day with good
reception och nice non-stop music with occassional station
announcements.

But the good reception might be explained by the fact that I live in
southern Sweden.

I cant get even a hint of them here in NJ. Not even a het.

Still a bit early, and I'm not sure which way they might have their
antenna
running, which will certainly affect reception. They have been heard here
in the
USA

dxAce
Michigan

At 23:50 I'm getting a het. Who knows what it is from though. Now way for
me to know if it is WRM. I thought I might have heard something
approximating music for a few seconds but it was bordering between static
and imagination.

Michael