The radio station Grimeton celebrates 75year anniversary on July 
        2nd, 2000.
        H M King Gustaf V performed the official inauguration of the Swedish 
        transmitting station for wireless telegraphy to America in July 1925. 
        The 75years anniversary of the royal opening ceremony will be celebrated 
        at an open house event at the second of July 2000. 
        The great radio station with callsign SAQ at Grimeton, has a 
        alternating-current generator (alternator) as transmitter. It was 
        constructed by a Swede, Ernst F W Alexanderson, and was built in USA by 
        General Electric. The alternator produce still 200 kW to the six 
        antennas at 17,2 kHz. The Grimeton radio station is the only one left in 
        the whole world. 
        The open house event take place 8am - 2pm (GMT) Sunday the second of 
        July 2000. 
        The transmitter will go on air at 8.30 and 8.45am. 0.30 and 0.45pm 
        (GMT) 
        During the jubilee the callsign SA6Q will be QRV on two stations for 
        listening reports. 
        
         
          
          
            |   | 
            Frequency | 
            Mod  |  
          
            | Station 1 | 
            3515 +- 5 kHz | 
            CW |  
          
            |   | 
            3740 +- 5 kHz | 
            SSB |  
          
            |   | 
            7015 +- 5 kHz | 
            CW |  
          
            |   | 
            7050 +- 5 kHz | 
            SSB |  
          
            | Station 2 | 
            14035 +- 5kHz | 
            CW |  
          
            |   | 
            14215 +- 5 kHz | 
            SSB |  
          
            |   | 
            21030 +- 5kHz | 
            CW |  
          
            |   | 
            21205 +- 5 kHz | 
            SSB |  
          
            |   | 
            28030 +- 5 kHz | 
            CW |  
          
            |   | 
            28415 +- 5 kHz | 
            SSB |   
         e-mail: [email protected] Fax: 
        0340-67 41 95, Phone: 0340-67 42 51
 
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