AVALA Hill (near Belgrade) - Romanian Radios

LOCATION: Avala hill, 12 km. to the south of Belgrade at an altitude of 511 metres.

EQUIPMENT: Modified Sangean ATS-909, built-in telescopic antenna

RADIOS VISIBLE HERE:

91,00--RR 1 - Radio România Actualităţi--Bihor--257--ROU

91,40--RR 1 - Radio România Actualităţi--Turnu Severin - Balota--182--ROU

102,50--RR 1 - Radio România Actualităţi--Reşiţa - Semenic--135--ROU

105,10--RR 1 - Radio România Actualităţi--Moldova Nouă--91--ROU

106,40--RR 1 - Radio România Actualităţi--Timişoara - Urseni--126--ROU

106,60--B 92--Kopaonik - Gobelja--157--SRB
106,60--Radio 21--Moldova Nouă--91--ROU
104,30--Trinitas--Moldova Nouă--91--ROU

105,60--RR 3 - Radio Reşiţa--Reşiţa - Semenic--135--ROU

105,60--B 92--Ovčar--91--SRB

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• fmdx
• dx
• dxing
• radio
• sangean
• ats
• 909
• receiver
• romania
• beograd
• belgrade
• avala

[fmdxbg]

Thanks for your comment Elliot!

And yes indeed, Avala is the main transmitter of Belgrade and was one of the city landmarks, but was destroyed during the NATO bombings in April 1999 and is being completely rebuilt now (should be officially opened this October). In the last 10 years all stations from there have been transmitting from a temporary location, much lower than the initial Avala tower...

Regards

[glamourservices]

Amazing!

As far as I know Avala is the main transmitter site for the city of Belgrade (like Hortiatis is for Thessaloniki)!

I assume that underneath the transmitters you had low or no local reception thus this incredible DX as usual!