"ARISING FM" relay on 5800 / 5805 kHz
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 21:58 pm
"ARISING FM" relay on 5800 / 5805 kHz
Long relays of a station identifying as ARISING FM (or ARISIN FM ?),
with pop music (no oldies), some talk in native English every 2 records approximately,
longer announcements at times, particularly at top of the hour with ID, Internet address
(still only the end : .eu copied), 2 minutes of local news from England ( ? as far as I could
understand), but no time check heard.
Thursday evening, 6th of Feb. 2014 : on 5800 kHz (with whistles and audio breaks tonight)
Wednesday evening, 5th of Feb. 2014 : was on 5805 kHz (5805 also Thursday morning)
The frequencies announced are 102.5 and 104.5. On Wednesday evening, a second ID was Atlantis FM. Also mentionned "CIBC"(?) once, so maybe a link with Canada ?
Signal here (W. France) varies about weak / fair, but noisy, including sticky PLC (local!) noise.
Could not find anything about that with Google.
Please, help with the relay and/or the FM station. Thanks
Ray
Friday evening : on 5810 kHz.
About the location, just a 'big guess' : Italy ?
Long relays of a station identifying as ARISING FM (or ARISIN FM ?),
with pop music (no oldies), some talk in native English every 2 records approximately,
longer announcements at times, particularly at top of the hour with ID, Internet address
(still only the end : .eu copied), 2 minutes of local news from England ( ? as far as I could
understand), but no time check heard.
Thursday evening, 6th of Feb. 2014 : on 5800 kHz (with whistles and audio breaks tonight)
Wednesday evening, 5th of Feb. 2014 : was on 5805 kHz (5805 also Thursday morning)
The frequencies announced are 102.5 and 104.5. On Wednesday evening, a second ID was Atlantis FM. Also mentionned "CIBC"(?) once, so maybe a link with Canada ?
Signal here (W. France) varies about weak / fair, but noisy, including sticky PLC (local!) noise.
Could not find anything about that with Google.
Please, help with the relay and/or the FM station. Thanks
Ray
Friday evening : on 5810 kHz.
About the location, just a 'big guess' : Italy ?