Ju his letter to the "North Daily News" yesterday, "Simico fers to the improvement in Daventry's transmissions as heard from Chengtu. He will be "pleased now: that 'Shanghai has also. been hearing Daventry well on GSB (3138 metres). Improvements in Daventry' equipment have probably added to the act. tat the' time of year has suited to. this wavelength. Daventey's 25-metre band (not 24- metre as stated by "Srxicus") trans: missions have also been clear at times." As in. Chengtu,. Shangha reception is often spot. by Morse interference. a the small: hours of yesterday morning "an automatic Morse transmitter" prevented what would otherwise have been clear Feception of GSB, for instance. Morse ttantmitters in this part of the world seem to be ignoring the rights of Shortwave broadcast stations and. to using whatever wavelength they choose, probably because nobody is checking' the formers" transmissions trid ordering them to stick to their Proper wavelengths, no doubt Because lack' of complaints to the "right tuarter, which in. China would apear to be the "Bureau, of Inter-Rational Telegraphs of the Ministry of Communications, "Local shoriwave listeners might assist by Keep: Ing a log of cases. of Interference, toting. time of interference, waves gth and call sign of the interfering station or stations) and then passing fon this information by letter to, the Bureau (236 Peking Road, Shanghai) whose Director, Dr, Wen, states that eid help its efforts to clear the air
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