http://www.fading.de/ Daniel Moeller, Berlin: Rundfunk, IT, HAM, Sport, Urlaub http://www.fading.de/single.php?date=1283100780 2010-08-29T18:53:00+02:00
Wir freuen uns, alle Kurzwellen-begeisterten DX-er am 04. September 2010 ab 17:00 Uhr in der c-base Raumstation in der Rungestr. 20 in Berlin Mitte zu treffen.

Bei Speis und Trank lassen wir die IFA Revue passieren und tauschen uns zu allen aktuellen Themen rund um das Hobby DX-en aus. ]]> http://www.fading.de/single.php?date=1272741600 2010-05-01T21:20:00+02:00 Alles nachzulesen unter http://www.funkerberg.de/fbb/index.htm 3__Funkerbergb_rse ]]> http://www.fading.de/single.php?date=1270205640 2010-04-02T12:54:00+02:00
Der Kurzwellenbereich endet weiterhin bei 30 MHz :-) Aprilscherz ]]> http://www.fading.de/single.php?date=1270127280 2010-04-01T15:08:00+02:00
Damit folgen die Behörden einer ITU-Empfehlung, nach der eine Ausweitung des Kurzwellenbereichs zur Schließung von Versorgungslücken unumgänglich sei.

Insbesondere die Zunahme der Fremdsprachenprogramme und Wiederaufnahme zunächst eingestellter Auslandsdienste, wie SRT, RTBF und Radio RSA, gaben jüngst Anlaß der ITU zu folgen. Damit wird zugleich der Frequenzknappheit in den höheren Bändern entgegengewirkt.

Die Deutsche Welle hat gegenüber fading.de noch nicht bestätigt, ob man die neugeschaffenen Bänder (8 und 7 Meterband) in der neuen Sendeperiode bereits berücksichtigen werden.

Indes hat der Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB) angekündigt, sein jugendorientiertes Programm "FRITZ", wie schon zur Loveparade im Jahre 2000, wieder über Kurzwelle zu verbreiten - diesmal dauerhaft und in DRM. Unbestätigten Quellen zurfolge könnte für die Verbreitung der Sendestandort Britz in Betracht gezogen werden. Auch ein Wiederaufbau des Funkamtes Köpenick käme in Betracht.

Ob eine Ausdehnung des Kurzwellenbereiches bis 40 MHz tatsächlich zu einer Entspannung der Kurzwellenbänder führe, wagte der DARC e.V. noch nicht zu prognostizieren. In jedem Fall werde man bei der Bundesnetzagentur entprechend Kapazitäten für Funkamateure beantragen, möglicherweise sogar Teile des 7 Meter-Bandes. ]]> http://www.fading.de/single.php?date=1263886200 2010-01-19T08:30:00+01:00
Deutschlandradio Wissen ist seit heute morgen 6 Uhr auf Sendung. Leider reduziert sich der Begriff "Senden" nur auf die Verbreitung über Satellit Astra 19,2° Ost und einige Kabelfreuqenzen. Dabei wäre ein solches Wortprogramm für die terrestrische Verbreitung über Mittelwelle oder Langwelle doch bestens geeignet. Schade - man startet einen neuen Sender und verpennt seine technische Verbreitung. Und wie sollen wir Radio hören? Mit komplizierter, anfälliger Technik über abgehackte "Webstreams"? Und nicht mal live, sondern aus der Konserve? Dem mündigen Bürger würde dann nur noch vorgegaukelt, da sei jemand im Studio. DRadio Wissen startet meiner Meinung nach jetzt bereits in eine ungewisse Zukunft http://wissen.dradio.de/empfang.15.de.html.

Berichten einiger OMs zurfolge wurde das Programm nun doch terresstrisch beobachtet. Und zwar auf Mittwlelle 855 kHz in Berlin. Allerdings im DRM-Modus. Dies berichtet auch Satnews unter http://www.satnews.de/mlesen.php?id=4c5a52d3d321d9c124989dcd0ca04fc7. Also wieder nichts, was man mit einfachen Mitteln und ohne Computer empfangen kann. ]]> http://www.fading.de/single.php?date=1263449040 2010-01-14T07:04:00+01:00 Datum: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:27:26 +0100


Radio amateurs are requested to keep 7.045MHz and 3.720MHz clear for any
emergency traffic resulting from the Earthquake which struck Haiti on 12th
January 2010 in case any Haitian hams manage to get on the air, and in case
of other related events in surrounding areas, including aftershocks.

Arnie Coro, CO2KK, IARU-R2 Area C Emergency Coordinator calls reported at
0245 UTC that they haven't been able to communicate with any radio amateur
in Haiti but if there is presence from amateurs from other countries in the
area that also felt the tremor. We ask for your support to keep this
frequencies clear.

The following is from an e-mail from CO2KK posted to the CQ/WorldRadio
Online Newsroom:

"A few minutes after the earthquake was felt in eastern Cuba's cities, the
Cuban Federation of Radio Amateurs Emergency Net was activated, with net
control stations CO8WM and CO8RP located in the city of Santiago de Cuba,
and in permanent contact with the National Seismology Center of Cuba located
in that city.
Stations in the city of Baracoa, in Guantanamo province, were also activated
immediately as the earth movements were felt even stronger there, due to its
proximity to Haiti. CO8AZ and CO8AW went on the air immediately , with
CM8WAL following. At the early phase of the emergency, the population of the
city of Baracoa was evacuated far away from the coast, as there was a
primary alert of a possible tsunami event or of a heavy wave trains sequence
impacting the coast line at the city's sea wall ...
Baracoa could not contact Santiago de Cuba stations on 40 meters due to long
skip after 5 PM local time, so several stations in western Cuba and one in
the US State of Florida provided relays. CO2KK, as IARU Region II Area C
Emergency Coordinator, helped to organize the nets , on 7045 kHz and also on
3720 kHz, while local nets in Santiago de Cuba and Baracoa operated on 2
meters.
As late as 9,45 PM local time 0245 UTC we have not been able to contact any
amateur or emergency services stations in Haiti.
Amateurs from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Venezuela were monitoring
the 40 meter band frequency, that I notified to the IARU Region II executive
Ramon Santoyo XE1KK as in use for the emergency, requesting that 7045 kHz be
kept as clear as possible ...
We are still keeping watch on 7045 kHz hoping that someone in Haiti may have
access to a transceiver and at least a car battery to run it.
All information that has so far come from the Cuban seismologists tell us of
a very intense earthquake, and also of the possibility of other events
following.
Following the advice of the geophysicists, we are keeping the 7045 and 3720
kiloHertz frequencies active until further notice."
Information from Ramon Santoyo V, XE1KK, Jim Linton VE3PC and the CQ /
WorldRadio Online Newsroom

73,
Greg, G0DUB
IARU Region 1 Emergency Communications Co-Ordinator ]]> http://www.fading.de/single.php?date=1263449040 2010-01-14T07:04:00+01:00 Datum: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:27:26 +0100


Radio amateurs are requested to keep 7.045MHz and 3.720MHz clear for any
emergency traffic resulting from the Earthquake which struck Haiti on 12th
January 2010 in case any Haitian hams manage to get on the air, and in case
of other related events in surrounding areas, including aftershocks.

Arnie Coro, CO2KK, IARU-R2 Area C Emergency Coordinator calls reported at
0245 UTC that they haven't been able to communicate with any radio amateur
in Haiti but if there is presence from amateurs from other countries in the
area that also felt the tremor. We ask for your support to keep this
frequencies clear.

The following is from an e-mail from CO2KK posted to the CQ/WorldRadio
Online Newsroom:

"A few minutes after the earthquake was felt in eastern Cuba's cities, the
Cuban Federation of Radio Amateurs Emergency Net was activated, with net
control stations CO8WM and CO8RP located in the city of Santiago de Cuba,
and in permanent contact with the National Seismology Center of Cuba located
in that city.
Stations in the city of Baracoa, in Guantanamo province, were also activated
immediately as the earth movements were felt even stronger there, due to its
proximity to Haiti. CO8AZ and CO8AW went on the air immediately , with
CM8WAL following. At the early phase of the emergency, the population of the
city of Baracoa was evacuated far away from the coast, as there was a
primary alert of a possible tsunami event or of a heavy wave trains sequence
impacting the coast line at the city's sea wall ...
Baracoa could not contact Santiago de Cuba stations on 40 meters due to long
skip after 5 PM local time, so several stations in western Cuba and one in
the US State of Florida provided relays. CO2KK, as IARU Region II Area C
Emergency Coordinator, helped to organize the nets , on 7045 kHz and also on
3720 kHz, while local nets in Santiago de Cuba and Baracoa operated on 2
meters.
As late as 9,45 PM local time 0245 UTC we have not been able to contact any
amateur or emergency services stations in Haiti.
Amateurs from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Venezuela were monitoring
the 40 meter band frequency, that I notified to the IARU Region II executive
Ramon Santoyo XE1KK as in use for the emergency, requesting that 7045 kHz be
kept as clear as possible ...
We are still keeping watch on 7045 kHz hoping that someone in Haiti may have
access to a transceiver and at least a car battery to run it.
All information that has so far come from the Cuban seismologists tell us of
a very intense earthquake, and also of the possibility of other events
following.
Following the advice of the geophysicists, we are keeping the 7045 and 3720
kiloHertz frequencies active until further notice."
Information from Ramon Santoyo V, XE1KK, Jim Linton VE3PC and the CQ /
WorldRadio Online Newsroom

73,
Greg, G0DUB
IARU Region 1 Emergency Communications Co-Ordinator ]]>