WRMI special broadcast: Danish Shortwave Club International’s final meeting

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(Source: WRMI)

Last-minute program change: WRMI is broadcasting a special program about the final meeting of the Danish Shortwave Club International this Sunday, December 4. The program was scheduled to air at 2030 UTC on 11580 kHz, but it will instead be broadcast at 2000 UTC on the same frequency, in place of our regular program Wavescan. Here is the complete schedule for the two-part special program on WRMI:

PART ONE
2300 UTC Saturday, December 3 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and West)
2330 UTC Saturday, December 3 11580 kHz to Eastern North America ( and Europe )
2000 UTC Sunday, December 4 11580 kHz to Europe ( and Eastern North America )
2300 UTC Sunday, December 4 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and West)
0230 UTC Monday, December 5 9955 kHz to the Caribbean, North and South America

PART TWO
2300 UTC Saturday, December 10 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and West)
2330 UTC Saturday, December 10 11580 kHz to Eastern North America ( and Europe )
2000 UTC Sunday, December 11 11580 kHz to Europe ( and Eastern North America )
2300 UTC Sunday, December 11 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and West)
0230 UTC Monday, December 12 9955 kHz to the Caribbean, North and South America

Note that the Monday transmissions on 9955 kHz are actually Sunday evening in the Americas.

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3 thoughts on “WRMI special broadcast: Danish Shortwave Club International’s final meeting

  1. Richard Langley

    2000 UTC Sunday, December 4 11580 kHz to Europe ( and Eastern North America ):
    Didn’t happen. Wavescan broadcast instead.

    2300 UTC Sunday, December 4 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and West):
    Didn’t check this frequency to see if it might have been in parallel (not WRMI’s usual procedure) but the program did go out on 11580 kHz at this time.

    Other problems with the schedule?

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  2. John C.

    I find this Club closing very sad. Although we’ve known about it since early last year it still impacts the hobby in a negative way as they were a great club and source of European SW information that will be missed. Good luck to all the ex members as they go on their respective ways.

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