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Algerian Radio testing new SW transmitters   
Sunday, July 24 2022

bclnews
Algerian Radio has started testing from their new SW sites at Ouargla
and/or Bechar, where installation of new 300 kW Ampegon transmitters has
been underway for several years to cover the Sahel region. TDA facebook
page reported yesterday (21 July) that technicians at Berkaoui (near
Ouargla) are preparing for the launch of the new SW centre there.

Radio Algiers heard since tune-in at 1600 UTC today on 15340 kHz with
low audio modulation, also noted since 2045 tune-in in parallel on 15100
kHz with a much stronger signal and better audio. Programming mosting in
Arabic, with some French. Currently (at 2110 UTC) 15100 and 15340 are in
parallel with the web feed of Radio Algerie Chaine 1 in Arabic.

The schedule so far does not reflect HFCC registrations. The registered
schedule also includes the relays via Issoudun (France).
http://hfcc.org/data/schedbybrc.php?seas=A22&broadc=TDA


73s
Dave

(Dave Kenny via bdxc-news io group)



 


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