Showing posts with label UA: Ukrainske Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UA: Ukrainske Radio. Show all posts

01 January 2022

UA: Ukrainske Radio is silent on 549 kHz now

 UA: Ukrainske Radio now silent on the frequency of 549 kHz. The 400 kW medium wave transmitter in Mykolaiv/Luch is switched off since about the beginning of 2022 due to high tariffs on electricity and lack of financing.

01 February 2021

UA: Ukrainske Radio is back on 549 kHz

 UA: Ukrainske Radio can be heard again on the MW frequency of 549 kHz via transmitter site Mykolaiv-Luch. Reception in Kyiv is pretty good at the moment (11.00 UTC). Prior warm-up and tests of the TX have even started on the 30th of January. The transmissions are mainly targeted towards the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, at first occupied, then annexed by russian fascists in year 2014.

03 October 2020

News of OIRT broadcasting in Ukraine

 UA:Radio Promin is now broadcasting on the new frequency of 106.9 MHz in Shostka, so 1 kW OIRT transmitter on 67.49 MHz will be switched off soon.

Update: this concerns also transmitter in Volochysk on 68.72 MHz, which will be switched off (if not alredy silent) due to new CCIR frequency of 100.8 MHz for UA:Ukrainske Radio / UA:Ukrainske Radio - Podillia Tsentr in this town.

Source: ukrtvr.org

07 August 2020

News of FM broadcasting in Ukraine for OIRT DXers

 UA:Ukrainske Radio, UA:Radio Promin and UA:Radio Kultura are already active on several new frequencies of CCIR band in some cities of Ukraine:

  • 87.8  MHz  UA:Radio Kultura    Zaporizhia       0.5 kW TRP
  • 91.4  MHz  UA:Ukrainske Radio  Odesa            2.0 kW TRP
  • 100.4 MHz  UA:Ukrainske Radio  Ivano-Frankivsk  1.0 kW TRP
  • 102.5 MHz  UA:Radio Promin     Lviv             1.0 kW TRP
+ also in some smaller locations.

So, OIRT transmitters on 70.73 MHz (Zaporizhia), 70.52 MHz (Odesa), 71.24 MHz (Ivano-Frankivsk) and 68.99 MHz (Lviv) will probably be switched off soon.

71.90 MHz - UA:Radio Promin (Andriivka, Zhytomyrska oblast) is already off for quite a long time.

Source: ukrtvr.org