In accordance with its website, Radio Mi Amigo will add the 3985 kHz frequency from 22 to 31 August:
"After successful Test Transmissions 3985 kHz
Extra frequency 3985 kHz deployed for Blankenberge in August
Extra frequency 3985 kHz deployed for Blankenberge in August
This vintage 1959 transmitter, which has been restored to its original condition, will be interred for 10 days during the 'Offshore Days' event, which will be held from 22 to 31 August in the Mi Amigo International pavilion / studio in Blankenberge.
Naturally, our regular transmitter on 6085 kHz (49m band) remains in the air simultaniously
The 3985 kHz frequency in the 75m band usually gives excellent reception throughout Europe during the day.
Naturally, our regular transmitter on 6085 kHz (49m band) remains in the air simultaniously
The 3985 kHz frequency in the 75m band usually gives excellent reception throughout Europe during the day.
The Rhode & Schwarz SK080 transmitter in Kall, during the first Mi Amigo test at 3985 kHz earlier this week
Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain
Lugo, Spain
