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3 thoughts on “November 22: Global 24 testing 9465 kHz”
Ayar HB9EVW
The transmitter is in Bulgaria according to a reply from Golbal24. I could hear it this morning in central Switzerland but it was very weak and had a strong interference from another station on the same frequency! The signal from the US in contrast is absolutely flawless on my AOR5000 and a 40m dipole!!
Hi geroge,
I got an E-mail from Global 24 about this, and they noted it is a “European based transmitter”. Location and power unknown to me, any info will be appreciated.
Best regards,
Moshe.
Where is the transmitter location? Is it still WRMI? According to the new schedules from Dan Ferguson, a Bulgarian station is supposedly on this frequency 24 hours a day.
Global 24 writes:
The transmitter is in Bulgaria according to a reply from Golbal24. I could hear it this morning in central Switzerland but it was very weak and had a strong interference from another station on the same frequency! The signal from the US in contrast is absolutely flawless on my AOR5000 and a 40m dipole!!
Hi geroge,
I got an E-mail from Global 24 about this, and they noted it is a “European based transmitter”. Location and power unknown to me, any info will be appreciated.
Best regards,
Moshe.
Where is the transmitter location? Is it still WRMI? According to the new schedules from Dan Ferguson, a Bulgarian station is supposedly on this frequency 24 hours a day.