Frequency 15805 is also being heard on the coast in NW England at 1000 UTC. The signal is peaking to around S6 with fades down to S1. After tuning the frequency many times this is the first time I've been able to positively hear WMR.
Reception is best using my NRD 525 and a loop antenna, but is also audible - but weaker - via my IC-R75 coupled to a random long wire.
73 Noel R. Green
> On 06 July 2019 at 09:11 Stig Hartvig Nielsen <hartvig@wmr.dk> wrote:
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> Schedule this weekend:
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> 15805 kHz (200 W) today Saturday 08-18 UTC
> 5840 kHz (100 W) Saturday 18 - Sunday 08 UTC
> 15805 kHz (200 W) Sunday 08-18 UTC
> 5840 kHz (100 W) from Sunday 18 UTC -
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> 15805 kHz is currently propagating very well into Ireland and Northern Scandinavia. Fair to weak in Southern Europe.
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> Best 73s
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen
> www.wmr.radio
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