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Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Harald Kuhl (DL1AX), who shares the following announcement from the NDR regarding the annual Gruss an Bord Christmas Eve broadcast. Harald notes:
Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) published frequencies for this year’s shortwave transmission on 24 December:
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1900 UTC till 2100 UTC:Frequency target area
6080 kHz Atlantic – North
11650 kHz Atlantic – South
9800 kHz Atlantic / Indian Ocean (South Africa)
9740 kHz Indian Ocean – West
9570 kHz Indian Ocean – East
6030 kHz Europe
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2100 UTC till 23 UTC:Frequency target area
6145 kHz Atlantic – North
9830 kHz Atlantic – South
9590 kHz Atlantic / Indian Ocean (South Africa)
9740 kHz Indian Ocean – West
9675 kHz Indian Ocean – East
6155 kHz Europe
Regards
Harald DL1AX
More broadcast details can be found here.
Thank you so much for the tip, Harald!
Was audible on 9830 in Ottawa, Canada – a long way from the Atlantic Ocean…
Thanks for the heads up.
Dave.
PS, used XHDATA D-808 & Belka DX with about 10 feet of wire.
The two transmitters located in Armenia (6030 kHz for part 1, 6155 for part 2) are coming in best here in Warsaw, Poland. As an Englishman raised in the Church of England, it’s interesting for me to recognise so many of the melodies from the carols/hymns.
hello to al
Strong signal on 6080 kHz , 9570 kHz ,9740 kHz
I use Belka receiver and XHDATA D-808
NW , Romania, iosif
Merry Christmas
Hi! Strong signal ( SINPO: 55534) 9570 kHz!
USE-015 (Sergey, Ukraine)
GL! Meryy Christmas! HNY! 73!
Thank you OM es Merry Christmas 73 KE4EZ