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Irish state broadcaster RTÉ is to carry out a test transmission on 28 January [today] at 1930-2030 hrs UTC on 6220 kHz and seeks reports from listeners in Africa, the Middle East and Europe. Any QSLs should be sent to... freqdept @ wrn.org [remove spaces from email address when mailing]. (source: R...

We only managed to receive 3 stations today.... 6219 kHz - 1109 hrs UTC - SINPO 22232 - Unid (possibly Mystery?) Couldn't really verify this station as RTTY/morse appeared on/near the same frequency, although there was definately a weak programming station underneath this. 6247 kHz - 1051 hrs UTC - ...

Britain Radio International is broadcasting a 60 minute unscheduled programme, via our transmitter on 6205 kHz SW right now. The programme should run until around 2215hrs UTC. Reception reports can be sent to either of us, via the contact forms on the BRI website ( http://www.geocities.com/britainra...

NOTE FOR LISTENERS TO THE BRI STREAM The BRI stream will break away from the programmes for a few minutes just before 1100hrs UTC, for Big Ben & 2 minutes silence on this Remembrance Day. The stream will then go back to BRI after the Last Post. If listening online, you won't miss anything as th...

The webstream is now repeating the broadcast at this moment, via http://www.geocities.com/britainradio48

This would've been online sooner if not for a few technical issues - Apologise if you tried listening online earlier.

Many thanks for the above posts and emails.

We have now ceased tests on 6205kHz (at 2100hrs UTC/10pm BST).

Best wishes,
AER.

All Europe Radio is again carrying out an evening test transmission on, or around 6205kHz (48m) ShortWave right now. This follows some good reports from listeners last evening. Reception reports would be very much appreciated. We're particularly interested in SINPO, signal strength, modulation depth...

Many thanks to Marcel and others for your reports. They are a great help!

Our transmissions are now off air.

Best wishes,
AER Team.

All Europe Radio is currently carrying out an evening test transmission on, or around a new frequency of 6205kHz (48m) ShortWave.

Reception reports would be very much appreciated, and should be sent to alleuroperadio@hotmail.com

Many thanks.
A.E.R. Team.

BRI webstream may not be on now due to some technical problems. 73s Roger Hi Roger! Congrats on your 27th year! Apologies for the problems with the internet stream. This was resolved at 0918 hrs UTC/GMT. Your programmes are now streaming, and will, more than likely, be repeated today. Who knows, in...

Hi Foton! Thanks for the log! Not bad considering how conditions have been of late. The audio files make very interesting listening as well! We find these a great help, and more accurate than just a SINPO report (which is based on individual preference of how a signal, etc, sounds). Once again thank...

It was more than likely us you heard on 6912kHz at 23:34hrs UTC on Saturday 19th May 2007. We were carrying out a test broadcast, with a relay of BRI's May programmes, from 23:00hrs to 01:00 hrs UTC.

Cheers for the log!

We have now closed down our transmissions on 6912kHz/43m ShortWave. Many thanks to all those who have sent QSL's. These will help with any future plans we may have.

Best wishes,
All Europe Radio

All Europe Radio will be testing on 6912kHz (43m) ShortWave from 23:01hrs UTC on Saturday 19th May 2007 (i.e. in about 5 mins). These transmissions will carry the May broadcast of Britain Radio International. Please send all QSL's from this test to AER, not BRI. Our email address is alleuroperadio@h...

Dave wrote:Nothing heard here on either freqs! Are they on?

Dave.

Hi Dave!

We can confirm that, yes, both frequencies are on at the moment.

If it's any help, the 48mb TX ouput is 9dB higher than the 43mb TX.

Cheers.