REVIEW: MIDXB #50, September 1996

  All the frequencies are in kHz (otherwise noted).

   We begin this issue with the next part of Bob Parnass'
"Introduction to Scanning" which this time is about
Bearcat scanners.
   "Band news: SW" includes
   - changes in Russian language programs of Vatican
Radio;
   - new transmitters of Radio Republic Indonesia;
   - REE (Spain) has new frequency for the broadcast in
Russian;
   - Voice of Hope (Lebanon) has new frequency;
   - AWR Europe transmitter in Velke Kostolany (Slovakia)
will be closed soon;
   and more useful information.
   "Schedules" in this issue presents schedules of low-
frequency transmissions of All-India Radio and MW
schedule of Radio Romania programs.
   "Band news: UHF" presents results of UHF monitoring of
Prague and nearby stations, also List of TV channels of
Omsk Radio and TV Centre.
   "Catches in the air" covers frequency range between
693 and 17880 on SW.
   "QSL-corner" informs about next results in QSLing of
our readers. Also in this heading a couple of useful
addresses of Ireland broadcaster and Moscow UTE-station,
our readers give several advises how to receive QSLs from
Russian stations and some more interesting information.
   Next in this issue - short item devoted to 70th
anniversary of Radio in Kuban'.
   Then QSL-contest conditions of AWR which is held in
connection with 25th year of broadcasting from Adventist
World Radio.
   ABC of CW is the topic of our heading "UTE-
broadcasting"
   In "Technique of reception" we present full
description of former military Russian receiver "P-154-2M".
   Our "Day by day" heading presents program guide of
European section of Radio Cairo.
   "Your letters" devotes this time to discussion in
connection with written address of Krenkel's Radio Club
of Russia which was published in  MIDXB No.48 .

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