Short-wave News
A German Short-wave Shipping Service. AS a result of the successful experiments which have recently been conducted from the coastal wireless station at Ouxhaven with fishing vessels and steamers plying between seaside resorts, a new station with a more powerful transmitter is to be erected to serve the German shipping in the North Sea. The coastal station at Norddeich is installing a short-wave transmitter for radio telephony. All the larger German passenger steamers are equipped with short-wave receiving apparatus and telephonic comeee sanihassinatinnamtesateetl --- ---_____________ }
munication with them should become possible in the course of the year, Unfavourable Conditions. RECEPTION continues to be very poor during the early hours. Just before daylight a blanketing effect is noticed on all signals, morse and telephony. Zeesen, the German highpower transmitter, has lost its punch; 5SW is very weak till it is time to leave home; GBP and 2M on duplex telephony appear to carry on quite well between themselves, but are not heard too well here. The English station comes in better than the Aus: tralian,
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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 49, 20 June 1930, Page 29
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174Short-wave News Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 49, 20 June 1930, Page 29
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