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Fm-Tilasto Kaikki Maat 2010 31.03.2010 Päiväys 31.03.2010 Koonnut M.Brask TOIMITTAJALUETTELO: J.KESKINEN (JKZ) : ALB, ARS, AUT, CYP, CYT, D, IRN, IRQ, ISR, JOR, KWT, LBN, QAT, SUI, SYR J.SUOKAS (JUS): ARM, CZE, GEO, KAZ, MDA, POL, SVK, TKM, UKR H.KUJALA (HKU): BEL, F, HOL, LUX, TUR M.WECK (MWE): BIH, HRV, KOS, MKD, MNE, SVN, SRB J.KOTOVIRTA (JTK): GRC, E, POR, ALG, EGY, MRC, TUN, CNR, CEU O.YLÖNEN (OSY): FIN J.SOLATIE (JMS): G, IRL J.SOINI (JJS): AZE, HNG, KAL, LIE, RUS, URS, ROU M.BRASK (MB): BLR, BUL, DNK, EST, FRI, ISL,LTU, LVA, NOR, S H.PIIRAINEN (HPI): CVA, I, RSM ALBANIA ITU FRQ Reg. Network Station Location Date Dxer only RDS QSL Observations ! / Other FRQs ALB 99,50 RTV Shqiptar R.Tirana Tirana 19850726 MB + ALB 101,30 Top Albania R. Tirana 20000701 HAM + 94.1, 99.0, 100.0 ALB 88,00 AMC Love R. Tirana 20060813 MWE + ALB 88,20 R.7 Tirana 20060601 MB + ALB 91,20 R.Club FM Tirana 20080814 HU - ALB 107,20 R.Fieri Fier 20060619 JTK - ALB 89,60 R.Maria Shqiperi Tirana 20080525 MB 89.6, 90.0 ALGERIA ITU FRQ Reg. Network Station Location Date Dxer only RDS QSL Observations ! / Other FRQs ALG 87,80 RA Chaine 1 Mecheria 20040511 VEH ALG 88,10 RA Chaine 1 Metlili 20040624 HAM ALG 90,80 RA Chaine 1 Ain N’sour 20030626 many ALG 90,90 RA Chaine 1 Mecheria 20030626 HU + ALG 91,80 RA Chaine 2 Akfadou 20040624 JJK ALG 88,40 RA Chaine 3 Chrea 20030626 many ALG 88,80 RA radio locale R.Annaba Annaba 20040624 JM ALG 88,70 RA radio locale R.Soummam Béjaia 20040624 many + ALG 87,60 RA radio locale R.Laghouat Aflou 20090621 many ALG 87,70 RA radio locale R.Chlef Aïn N'sour 20090621 KOJ/I ALG 89,30 RA radio locale R.Batna Regheiss 20090621 HU ARMENIA ITU FRQ Reg. Network Station Location Date Dxer only RDS QSL Observations ! / Other FRQs ARM 68,3a R Stolitsa/Capital Yerevan? 19930617 ARI + SAUDI-ARABIA ITU FRQ Reg. Network Station Location Date Dxer only RDS QSL Observations ! / Other FRQs ARS 88,20 BSKSA Riyadh 19870000 many + 88.4 88.6 89.6 90.0 91.7 94.8 100.0 ARS 91,40 MBC FM London 20040627 JJK + JJK & VHI 27.6.04, tx in Al Khajfi AUSTRIA ITU FRQ Reg. Network Station Location Date Dxer only RDS QSL Observations ! / Other FRQs AUT 93,50 B ORF R Burgenland Eisenstadt 19870000 BKL + 94,9 96,2 AUT 95,20 K ORF R Kärnten Klagenfurt 19810000 KW + 97,8 AUT 91,40 N ORF R Niederösterreich St. Pölten 19830000 many + 89,2 91,5 96,2 97,9 95,1 AUT 95,20 O ORF R Oberösterreich Linz 19830000 many + 92,4 101,0 101,2 AUT 94,80 S ORF R Salzburg Salzburg 19860000 TIL + 96,3 AUT 93,20 ST ORF R Steiermark Graz 19830000 TIL + 89,2 95,2 95,4 96,3 99,5 AUT 96,40 T ORF R Tirol Innsbruck 19860000 OSY + 94,8 95,4 AUT 89,90 W ORF R Wien Wien 19830000 SHK + AUT 98,20 V ORF R Vorarlberg Dornbirn 19840000 JJS + 89,6 AUT 91,20 ORF Ö13, FM4 Wien 19590810 SSS + Ö3 aka HitRadio Ö3, FM4 exBlue Danube R. AUT 104,10 B Krone Hit Burgenland regional Rechnitz 20020707 JJS ex. R Servus, ex. Burgenland 1 AUT 105,80 W Krone Hit Krone Hit Radio Wien 20020716 many + AUT 102,90 N Krone Hit Niederösterreich regional St. Pölten 20020716 JJS + ex. R RPN AUT 105,80 W Krone Hit Wien regional Wien 20030721 many ex. R RPN AUT 87,90 O Krone Hit Oberösterreich regional Linz 20090519 MWE AUT 88,60 W 88.6 Live Der Musiksender Wien 19980619 MWE + AUT 89,60 ST 89.6 Das Musikradio Bruck an der Mur 19990710 ARI + AUT 102,50 W Antenne 102,5 Wien 20030722 JKZ + now Antenne Wien AUT 104,90 K Antenne Kärnten Klagenfurt 19990619 BKL 104,3 AUT 101,80 S Antenne Salzburg Salzburg 20000611 JJS + ex. Radio Melody AUT 105,70 ST Antenne Steiermark Dobl 19960524 JUS + 99,1 AUT 101,80 T Antenne Tirol Innsbruck 19990619 ARI + now Life R Tirol on this fq AUT 106,50 V Antenne Vorarlberg Schwarzach 20000711 PÄ AUT 104,10 B Burgenland 1 Rechnitz 19990620 JJS ex. R Servus, now Krone Hit AUT 104,90 N Hit FM Krems 20050727 JJS 96,4 AUT 100,50 O Life Radio Linz 19990619 MSA + 106,5 AUT 93,40 N R 93.4 Baden 19990704 JJS + now R Sonne 93.4 AUT 92,90 W R Arabella Wien 20020605 JJS + AUT 99,40 N R Arabella 99.4 Tulln 20040523 HKU relayed Wien 92.9 while heard 1st time? AUT 101,80 S R Melody Salzburg 19970604 JJS + nw. Antenne Salzburg AUT 100,80 N R PL1 St. Pölten 19990619 JJS + AUT 102,90 W R RPN Wien 19980619 MWE + 90,2 105,3 105,4 105,8 Now Krone Hit AUT 104,10 B R Servus Rechnitz 19980818 JJS + nw Burgenland 1, now Krone Hit AUT 104,90 O R Waldviertel Schärding 19980818 JJS + nw Antenne 1, now Krone Hit AUT 106,20 S Welle 1 Salzburg 20050706 JKZ + AZERBAIDZAN ITU FRQ Reg. Network Station Location Date Dxer only RDS QSL Observations ! / Other FRQs AZE 88,00 AZR1 Baki 20060607 MSO AZE 90,00 AZR2 Baki 20030719 HU,OSY,VHI + //66.65a, 88.3, 105.5; now Ictimai R AZE 70,34 R Firmako Baki 19940616 PÄ tent. 107.0 BKL BELGIUM ITU FRQ Reg. Network Station Location Date Dxer only RDS QSL Observations ! / Other FRQs BEL 101,50 HN AFN AFN SHAPE Shape 19790000 STS BEL 104,70 BR BelRTL BelRTL Bruxelles 19920000 OSY, HPI, TIL BEL 107,60 BR CDance CDance Wuustwezel 20040811 JTK, HKU BEL 87,60 LG Ciel FM Ciel FM Liége 20040515 JJS BEL 107,60 ?? Family R. Family R. many tx. 19990710 JKZ BEL 102,20 LI R.Ciel Liègelocal Liège 19900000 HKU BEL 107,20 LG R.Ciel Spalocal Spa 19940000 JJS BEL 104,20 AN R.Contact – D Antwerpenlocal Antwerpen 19910000 JUS BEL 103,10 OV R.Contact – D Brussel Brussel 19900000 HKU BEL 107,00 LG R.Contact – D Eupenlocal Eupen 19900000 HKU + ExR Aktivität BEL 107,10 WV R.Contact – D Oostendelocal Oostende 19910000 JMS BEL 107,50 LX R.Contact – F Arlonlocal Arlon 20000711 JKZ BEL 107,80 NA R.Contact – F BasseSambrelocal BasseSambre 19900000 HKU + BEL 106,90 LI R.Contact – F Malmédylocal Malmédy 20050519 HKU BEL 107,30 NA R.Contact – F Mettetlocal Mettet 19920000 TIL BEL 100,40 NA R.Contact – F Namurlocal Namur 19940000 PÄ BEL 102,30 BR R.Contact – F Nivelleslocal Nivelles 19900000 TIL BEL 104,60 LG R.Contact – F Wanzelocal Wanze 19920000 TIL BEL 104,80 LG R.Contact – F Vervierslocal Verviers 19900000 PUL BEL 88,10 WV R.Mango R.Mango Brugge 20050730 TAK,.JJK BEL 100,00 BW R.Nostalgie R.Nostalgie Bruxelles 20001106 BKL BEL 106,70 HN R.Nostalgie R.Nostalgie Binchel Binchel 19900000 TIL BEL 107,50 HN R.Nostalgie R.Nostalgie Boussu Mons 20040710 MWE BEL 107,10 LG R.Nostalgie R.Nostalgie Waremme Waremme 19920000 OSY BEL 104,50 BW R.Nostalgie R.Nostalgie Wavre Wavre 19960524 JUS tentative BEL 106,00 LG R.Nostalgie R.Nostalgie Verviers Verviers 19900000 HKU BEL 99,30 BW RTBF R.Bruxelles Capitale Bruxelles 19960705 BKL, ARI BEL 91,50 NA RTBF RTBF R Namur Namur 19900000 MWE BEL 90,50 LG RTBF RTBF R.Liège Liège 19960705 MWE BEL 106,00 WV Top R. BelRTL Kortrijk 19990710 JMS BEL 100,50 LG VRT 100.5 Das Hitradio Eupen 20000713 JJN BEL 95,40 VB VRT VRT Omroep Brabant Brussel 20020716 PÄ BEL 98,60 OV VRT VRT Omroep OostVlaanderen Gent 20040811 JM BEL 100,10 WV VRT VRT Omroep WestVlaanderen Kortrijk 19930000 JJS BEL 101,40 VB VRT VRT Studio Brussel Bryssel 19880000 HKU BEL 88,00 VB Hit FM Brussel 20030719 MWE, JMS/B ex4FM, exCool FM BEL 88,50 VB BRF Brussel 19890000 HKU BEL 105,40 LI City FM Liege 20060614 MB BEL 107,20 OV Cool FM Kruibeke 20040811 JUS BEL 103,40 BR CRDFM Vilvoorde 19890000 BKL BEL 106,80 AN Digitaal FM Arendonk 19930000 OSY BEL 87,60 BW Diwan FM Bruxelles 20070626 JJS BEL 95,40 Emotion FM 20070715 MWE BEL 107,00 VB Ezgi FM Brussel 20060813 JM BEL 103,40 AN Flash FM Hove 19900000 HKU + BEL 105,80 HN Libellule FM CominesWarneton 20040811 JUS BEL 105,90 OV Lokeren R Lokeren 19940000 HKU BEL 105,90 LG M40 Huy 19930000 OSY BEL 106,00 LI Maasvallei R Lanaken 19890000 OSY BEL 107,90 LX Must FM Habay 20050519 HKU + BEL 88,80 LG Net FM Charleroi 20060605 JUS BEL 93,60 LI Net FM Liege 20070715 HKU BEL 89,40 LI NTR Liège Liege 20070715 MWE + BEL 107,40 LG Point4 FM Herstal 20060618 MB BEL 87,60 BR QMusic Vilvoorde 20020527 VEH BEL 106,70 WV Trendy FM Meerhout 20080526 RG BEL 102,65 AN R.Aktief Westerlo 19840000 JJO BEL 106,10 OV R.Apollo Wetteren 19920000 JJS BEL 107,50 OV R.Arona Nazareth 20010821 HKU + BEL 106,30 OV R.Beiaard Dendermonde 19950000 JJS BEL 101,70 LI R.Benelux Beringen 19840000 JJO BEL 104,50 WV R.Bingo Roeselaere 19850000 EKL BEL 107,60 WV R.Blankenberge Blankenberge 20040811 HKU + BEL 106,50 BR R.Centre Jodoigne Jodoigne Souv.
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