New test of Shortwave Radio Service on 3975 kHz e 6160 kHz

http://shortwaveradio.de/

Starting Monday, October 30, with the beginning of the B17 schedule, times for our 6160 kHz outlet have been slightly changed:

10:00 – 12:00 UTC

14:00 – 16:00 UTC

20:00 – 22:00 UTC

Schedule for 3975 kHz stays as it is:

12:00 – 14:00 UTC

16:00 – 18:00 UTC

20:00 – 22:00 UTC

Mondays to Saturdays

QSLs will be sent off as soon as possible, after 3975 khz is fully operational.

Thank you for your patience.

News September 21 2017:

Thank you very much for all your mails so far reporting about the reception of our signals on 6160 kHz in the 49 m band with a simple note, audio files, screenshots of web SDRs or personal photos showing your reception equipment. All this has proven very helpful. The signal quality could be significantly improved step-by-step during the various tests while adjusting transmitter and audio equipment, partly rebuilding the final antenna filter circuit to cater for an increased power output in this custom designed rig. We have five more weeks to complete our test phase so stay tuned on 6160 as well as on 3975 kHz.

Contact (reports, audio recordings and comments) can be send either to:

3975@shortwaveradio.de

or

6160@shortwaveradio.de

Please use these e-mail addresses only

Last info.

News December 10 2017:

We now have the 3975 kHz outlet ready to roll and had it tested extensively on Saturday afternoon into the night. Regular tests will be on the air from tomorrow onwards with the two channels alternating according to the schedule (see below) from now on. Please note we always keep an eye on the MUF (maximum usable frequency) so it may occur that we leave out a slot. This is usually the case on 6160 kHz in the evenings when interference from Asian stations is at a high level. Interesting to mention: we were successful in crossing the Atlantic on such an occasion near the end of October and received reports from America’s eastcoast.

E-QSL via CHANNEL 292

Good Dx from IK1XPK, Claudio.