[A-DX] Fw: [dxld] Wimbledon Finals Live on DRM Digital Radio

["Wolfgang Bueschel" <BueschelW@xxxxxx>]

Endlich mal ein Mehrwert. Da fehlt nur noch unsere Steffi oder's Bobbelle im
Center Court zum ganzen Glück.
73 wb

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Glenn Hauser" Sent: Friday, July 03, 2009 6:25 AM
Subject: [dxld] Re: Wimbledon Finals Live on DRM Digital Radio

So what are people supposed to do, tune around at random looking for it?
This is much less feasible with DRM than with AM.

The DRM DX schedule shows:
UTC  Days  kHz  Beam  Target  Power  Programme  ITU  Language  Site  Country
0800-1400 daily 13810  40 Europe   90 BBC_DW G English Sines Portugal
1000-1400 daily  9545 300 Europe   40 BBC_DW G English Moosbrunn Austria
1400-1600 daily 15640  40 Europe   90 BBC_DW G English Sines Portugal
1400-1700 daily  5790 114 Europe  100 BBC_DW G English Woofferton GB
1600-1700 daily 11810  35 Europe   90 BBC_DW G English Sines Portugal
1700-1900 daily  5790 105 Europe  100 BBC_DW G English Skelton UK
1700-1900 daily  9960 190 Europe   40 BBC_DW G English Kvitsoy Norway
73, Glenn Hauser

--- On Thu, 7/2/09, Alokesh <alokeshgupta@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Wimbledon Finals Live on DRM Digital Radio
>
> European radio listeners will be able to hear live
> broadcast of the Wimbledon finals on the DRM digital channel
> jointly operated by British Broadcasting Corporation and
> Deutsche Welle. The BBC & DW DRM channel will
> broadcast the Wimbledon Ladies and Men's Singles
> Finals on Saturday 4th July and on Sunday, 5th July,
> respectively. The DRM transmission will be on air from 1300
> GMT until 1800 GMT.
>
> The BBC& DW channel is an 18-hour daily broadcast of
> the best international programmes in English from BBC World
> Service and DW. It also brings to the audience all the
> advantages of DRM digital radio like near-FM quality audio,
> text messages and an Electronic Programme Guide (EPG).
>
> This joint BBC-DW DRM radio channel has been on air since
> December 2008. Six transmitters, which are used in pairs,
> cover much of Western Europe. The signal goes up to
> France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg and other
> neighbouring countries.
> (DRM Consortium Press Release)

--
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Diese Mail wurde ueber die A-DX Mailing-Liste gesendet.
Admin: Christoph Ratzer, OE2CRM  http://www.ratzer.at
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Verwendung der A-DX Meldungen fuer Hobbyzwecke ist gestattet, jede
kommerzielle Verwendung bedarf der Zustimmung des A-DX Listenbetreibers.