An AM Band scan in Moscow that I did in March 2016 on my car radio.
Stations heard here:
549 kHz UKR UR 1 Persha Prog. Mykolaiv/Luch
612 kHz RUS Narodnoye Radio/Radio Radonezh
738 kHz WRN - NHK World Russian
1134 kHz RUS Radio Teos
1413 kHz MDA Vesti FM Grigoriopol/Maiac
The AM Band is not in use much in Moscow or in Russia in general and not in the former Soviet Union either.
Finishing organizing my past radio related posts by transferring them to this new all-radio blog of mine from my other
blog - Vremax where they originally appeared.
Quoting below.
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The last 2015 QSL that I got, which is from First Channel, Ukraine National Radio.
Letter.
Stamps.
QSL card.
As you can see it is for MW (AM) reception on my car radio.
VreMax: QSL - Ukraine National Radio: The last 2015 QSL that I got, which is from First Channel, Ukraine National Radio. Letter. Stamps. QSL card. As you can ...
Almost done organizing my past radio related posts by transferring them to this new all-radio blog of mine from my other
blog - Vremax where they originally appeared.
Now quoting again below.
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MW DX: using my car radio I was able to hear in Moscow some Ukrainian radio at 549 kHz on Sat Dec 5, 2015 at about 20:00 (SSS).
Reception was usable but the signal tended to disappear after about 5 minutes and then reappear.
The broadcast was in Ukrainian.
This station apparently broadcasts out of Nikolaev, in the south of the Ukraine, which is over 1,000 km away from Moscow, and is primarily targeting the Russians in the Crimea with Ukrainian government propaganda.
VreMax: MW DX: Ukrainian Radio in Moscow: MW DX: using my in-car radio I was able to hear in Moscow some Ukrainian radio at 549 kHz on Sat Dec 5, 2015 at about 20:00 (SSS). ...
Medium wave DXing on March 26, 2016, Moscow time on video, 837 kHz UKR Ukrainske Radio 1 out of Taranovka (wherever that is) heard on a car radio in Moscow
