Last transmission of "Aqui Radio Andorra" on shortwave

Last transmission of "Aqui Radio Andorra" on shortwave will be coming up on Saturday, 3rd December from 1600-1830 UTC on 6180 kHz. Originally hosted in 1979 by the famous french singer Hervé Vilard and being accompanied by the author Guy des Cars. Broadcasted as usually via Moosbrunn with a power of 100kW on a directional LogPer Antenna towards 270°.

(Christian Milling)

New High Power Broadcast of VORW Radio International to Europe !

Beginning Friday the 29th of April, 2022 and continuing every Friday – VORW will aire a new radio program which will be heard across Europe & Beyond from a high power transmitter in Moosbrunn, Austria.

The broadcast is 1 hour in length and it will be light entertainment program. The aim of this radio show is to provide good music and occasional discussion to listeners worldwide. Oftentimes, listener music requests are taken and played and all are invited to participate.

Here is the broadcast schedule for this additional airing:

Fridays 1600 -1700 UTC (7 PM EEST/MSK) – 9670 kHz – Moosbrunn 100 kW – Europe, Russia, Central & East Asia

For this airing VORW will resume QSL verification of reception reports, which was stopped since 2020. Reception reports and feedback are most welcome at vorwinfo@gmail.com

NDR Chirstmas special transmission via Media Broadcast on 24th Dec'16

Norddeutsche Rundfunndr Chirstmas special 2016 transmission via Media Broadcast :

Date : 24th Dec 2016 (Saturday)

1900-2100 UTC on 6125 kHz 125 kW (Via Nauen, Germany) to North Atlantic
1900-2100 UTC on 9740 kHz 125 kW (Via Nauen, Germany)to Indian Ocean West
1900-2100 UTC on 11650 kHz 250 kW (Via Issoudun, France) to South Atlantic
1900-2100 UTC on 9800 kHz 250 kW (Via Issoudun, France) to Atlantic/Indian Ocean (South Africa)
1900-2100 UTC on 9790 kHz 100 kW (Via Moosbrunn, Austria) to Indian Ocean - East
1900-2100 UTC on 6145 kHz 100 kW (Via Yerevan-Gavar,Armenia) to Europe

2100-2300 UTC on 5930 kHz 125 kW (Via Nauen, Germany) to North Atlantic
2100-2300 UTC on 9765 kHz 125 kW (Via Nauen, Germany) to Indian Ocean West
2100-2300 UTC on 9830 kHz 250 kW (Via Issoudun, France) to South Atlantic
2100-2300 UTC on 9590 kHz 250 kW (Via Issoudun, France) to Atlantic/Indian Ocean (South Africa)
2100-2300 UTC on 9650 kHz 100 kW (Via Moosbrunn, Austria) to Indian Ocean - East
2100-2300 UTC on 6145 kHz 100 kW (Via Yerevan-Gavar,Armenia) to Europe

Please send your answer and reception reports to : QSL-Shortwave@media-broadcast.com

More info at :

http://www.ndr.de/info/sendungen/So-empfangen-Sie-die-Gruss-an-Bord-Sendungen,grussanbord326.html

On Christmas Eve, Norddeutsche Rundfunndr broadcasts messages to sailors all over the world in the radio broadcast "Gruss an Bord" or "Greeting aboard" - greetings to the ship's crew in their home country. The greetings to the sailors were recorded at two "greeting on board" events in the Adventszeit: on 4 December in the  Cultural memory in Wilhelmine gear in neutral and on December 11 in the Hamburg Seemannsmission "Duckdalben". Relatives and friends had the opportunity to wish their loved ones at sea a happy holiday and a good new year. The show "Greeting aboard" was heard for Christmas 1953 for the first time on the radio. It is thus one of the oldest existing radio broadcasts in the world.

More about program "Gruss an Bord"
http://www.ndr.de/info/sendungen/Gruss-an-Bord,grussanbord306.html

(Alokesh Gupta)