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Re: [A-DX] QSLs eingetroffen
- Subject: Re: [A-DX] QSLs eingetroffen
- From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <BueschelWW@xxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2012 19:56:52 +0200
Congrats für die reiche Ernte. Tse ... auch 21 Jahre nach dem Ende der UdSSR zieht sich die Verschleierungstaktik des kommunistischen Systems (persönlich von late Anatoly Titov - Frequenzmanager - hab' ihn selig) auch noch heute durch das DXer QSL Hobby. Simferopol/Krim hat es auf KW nie gegeben.Das dafür verschleierte Mykolaiev-Luch in der Ukraine liegt 260 Kilometer entfernt, nordwestlich ausserhalb der
Krim. 73 wb wir hatten dieser Tage darüber dikutiert. From: "Vlad Titarev" Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2012 Subject: Re: [SW BCB TX Site Archive] Radio Moscow QSL - Vinnitsa TX site Hi Wolfy, On Jun 17, 2012, at 1:05 PM, Wolfgang Bueschel wrote:
Vinnitsa ---> Lviv or Kyivcould also be Grigoriopol Moldova ?
sure Grigoriopol (Moldova/Pridnestrovye enclave) could be (and maybe most likely it was, IMHO)
small MW and SW site in URSS era, veiled as Starobelsk:
there are/were NO HF facilities, village of Pidgorivka (? AFAIR... I was there ~30+ years ago, just small 2 MW xmtrs (both less than 10 kW) and few FM (UKW). It's just another R. Moscow's era fake site.
UKR _ Petrivka Radio Maiak 765 kHz 100 kW 2 masts (veiled Starobelsk) 46°59'24.00"N 30°53'33.26"E
yes, Petrivka was listed as HF but actually never was.
Yevpatoriya --> Mykolayiv
one more fake, widely seen in QSLs. Yes, most likely it was substituting Mykolayiv HF (village of Lutch)
Ivano-Frankovsk ?? --> Lviv Mukachevo Lypivka or Grigoriopol-MDA
any RM's fake high power HF site (1950-1990s) actually could be only one of these five: Kyiv(Brovary), Lviv(Krasne), Mykolayiv(Lutch), Kharkiv(Taranivka) - all UKR plus Grigoriopol/MDA. 73, Vlad
Ivano-Frankovsk ?? --> Lviv Mukachevo Lypivka or Grigoriopol-MDA Kalach ?? --> St.P. Kenga ?? --> Novosibirsk Kinghishepp --> St.P. Konevo ?? --> Novosibirsk Kursk ?? --> Balashika ?? Lazarev --> Komsomolsk Amur ?? Nishni Novgorod ?? Omsk --> Tolkyn_RC#7, near Qaraturuk-Kazakhstan Orenburg ?? --> Ashgabat-Turkmenistan Orsha --> Moghilev-Ukraine Swerdlowsk ?? --> Yekaterinburg ?? Tver/Kalinin --> Taldom Ulan Ude ?? --> Selenginsk?? Ulyanovsk --> Kazan Vinnitsa --> Grigoriopol-Moldova Volgograd ?? --> Armavir-Krasnodar Voronesh --> Taranivka/Kharkiv or Kuybyshev/Samara Zhigulevsk-Jigulevsk --> Kuybyshev/Samara 73 wb ps. I saw also 3 x 25 MHz channels at that USSR era: 25570 Lvov, 25715 Vladivostok, 25780 Armavir ...
----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Lindner" Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2012 7:06 PM
Subject: [A-DX] QSLs eingetroffen In nur zwei Tagen traf eine Menge DX Post bei mir ein. So z.B.: 8 QSL-Karten mit verschiedenen Relais von WYFR (Simferopol,Jerewan,Taschkent,Abu Dhabi,Nauen) Tschau aus Gera,Michael
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