[A-DX] 11715 kHz RTE1 sports finale in DRM mode

["Wolfgang Bueschel" <BueschelW@xxxxxx>]

Jetzt stellt sich die Frage woher um 1530-1700 UT auf 9850 das RTE1 Signal
in DRM Modus kam.

Kaffesatz-Leserei: In der Vorankündigungstabelle haben die Bulgaren wohl 
wieder mal geraten, mit dem Eintrag "9850 WOF 160 degr", das gibts in dieser 
Form nicht, sondern dagegen nur die VTC Merlin Kvitsoe/Sveio Einträge mit 
190 degr.

Ich habe mal bei Dave G4OYX in Woofferton nachgefragt.

Das 9850 Signal war hier dürftig und deutet auf das 35 kW DRM Signal aus
Kvitsoe Norwegen hin, dass in 190 Grad auf den Atlantik hinaus nach
Lissabon-West Afrika geht ...

73 wb


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel"
To: "W. Glenn Hauser_actual" <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2008 8:53 PM
Subject: Re: 11715 kHz RTE1 sports finale in DRM mode

> FYI, 73 wolfy
>
> Hi xxx,
>
> there are two other VTC sites which may use DRM mode broadcasts these
> days,
> like Skelton 100 kW, and Norwegian Kvitsoe site at 190 degrees, latter
> with 35 kW of power.
>
> The 11715 outlet lasted from 1300 to 1600 UT today, so I guess the
> overlapping time approx. 1530-1700 UT on 9850 kHz occured from Kvitsoe
> site
> at 190 degr antenna, which is aimed at Lisbon, Morocco, West Africa, and
> works very bad here in central Europe.
>
> May you can ask your VTC operating manager, from which site the DRM 9850
> kHz broadcast did occur TODAY ?
>
> DRM RTE special, today Sept 21:
> From 1259 til close-down at 1600 UT no complaints with DRM service on
> 11715 kHz, always between 22.8 and 25.4 dB SNR on the AOR 7030 set and DRM
> Line-Out modification.
>
> Between 1530 and 1700 UT I noted a DRM signal on 9850 kHz. The Dream.exe
> and
> DRMSoftwareRadio.exe  software could decode only station ID, program
> label/language/transmission mode ... but nnooooooo audio at all.
>
> SNRatio was always down, under threshold less than 10 dB.
>
> And on adjacent 9855 kHz I noted an AM mode station interference, like US
> Biblis-Germany station to Asia?
>
> At same time in 31 mb shortwave band I could decode Voice of Russia in
> French on 9750 and Radio Deutsche Welle Sines on 11810 kHz, both with fair
> to medium signal level of SNR 16.6 to 19dB very easily.
>
> Both VTC brokered RTE1 AM relays to Africa 11695 (S=1) and 11960 (S=2)
> from Meyerton South Africa were NOT WORTHY here in Europe.
>
> regards de Wolfy
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "David Porter" >
> To: "Wolfgang Bueschel" >
> Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2008 4:49 PM
> Subject: Re: 11715 kHz RTE1 sports finale in DRM mode
>
> Thanks for the report Wolfgang, I note that this time WOF is not doing two
> DRM streams so I have no idea of the site of the second!
> 73 Dave
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Wolfgang Bueschel >
> To: David Porter_WOF_G4OYX <
> Sent: Sunday, 21 September, 2008 14:40:01
> Subject: 11715 kHz RTE1 sports finale in DRM mode
>
> Hello overthere,
> RTE1 via Woofferton UK site 11715 kHz started at exact 12.59:33 UT
>
> 24.8 dB signal noise rating here in Stuttgart Germany, 940 km distance.
> G.C. 48.44/48.7333 N, 09.11/09.1833 E
>
> RTE1 Internet stream is 2.5 seconds faster than DRM program decoding path
> of Stream.exe or DRMSoftwareRadio.exe
>
> Another DRM signal are on Kuwait 13620 kHz 20.3dB, and DWL Sines Portugal
> 13810kHz 24.3dB ratio, at present.
>
> BR Ismaning 6085 kHz is in dead zone unfortunately.
>
> vy 73 de
> Wolfgang DF5SX
>
> Wolfgang Bueschel
> Sprollstr. 87
> 70597 Stuttgart
> Germany
>
>
> > Stream
> > http://dynamic.rte.ie/av/live/radio/radio1.smil
> >
> > QSL <woofferton @ your-mail.com>
> >
> > When is Ireland [non] really on SW Sunday?
> > RTÉ Radio to broadcast on shortwave on 21 September
> >  7295 1300-1600 MEY 290 degr AM
> >  9850 1430-1600 WOF 160 degr DRM
> > 11695 1300-1600 MEY 335 degr AM
> > 11715 1300-1430 WOF 102 degr DRM
> > 11960 1300-1600 MEY 100 degr AM
> >
> > All times GMT. Target Middle East. 73 Dave G4OYX, Sen Tx Eng WOF.
> > We look forward to the DX reports!

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