New show from Weekend Music Radio

QSL RECEIVED IN 2014
FROM THE  REAL WMR

Many of you would have heard the old recordings of Weekend Music Radio running over past few weeks on 6295 (and thereabouts). Now Jack Russell of WMR has produced a new show and has invited the mystery station to relay it for him.

On his website Jack writes: "This weekend has been the 3rd weekend that the fake WMR has been on the air. It was heard Saturday and Sunday 29th and 30th April on 6284kHz, and this last two weeks on 6295 ish. Last weekend the signal really was booming out. 6295 is a great channel since Reflections Europe seem to be off air for now. Last weekend, the signal was superb armchair quality most of the late afternoon and evening.

"The fake WMR has been on the air since 2000, and often popped up at this time of year.

"This year we thought we would try a little experiment and see if the fake WMR wants to stick out new shows. So for a trial, there is a link below to a new show, recorded on 14th May 2023, There has never been any communication with the operator of this transmitter, so he may not be interested. But if he is, then I would guess this would turn the fake WMR into a real WMR!!

"In actual fact, the fake WMR did broadcast current shows in the past, but only after they had their first airing via the WMR transmitters. (These WMR transmitters are in quite a state of disrepair at this time, and need a bit of work done to make them work again, as did the studio recently!!) So the only difference this time is they have not been aired by WMR first.

"Confused?? Not nearly as much as I will be if these shows get an airing and listeners start to want a QSL from an unknown location....lol..."

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