Some observations during the flooding disaster in Spain (translated from Spanish):
RNE R1 Valencia, 774 kHz, with signal but no audio for the last ten minutes (21:55 HL).
Half an hour ago [21.30 UTC / Ed], a continuous tone on 774.
The rest of the stations with antennas in the area near Valencia from the Albufera (558, 1179 and 1296) normally.
Ángel J. Nicolás (EA5-304-FD), Valencia. IM99TL to iberiaDX iog (2024-10-29)
Well, COPE VALENCIA 1296 has just been cut off. I was following the news of the floods on COPE and SER from the Valencian OM and suddenly the 1296 has gone silent, by the way, it’s a shame that RNE continues with the normal programming.
Jordi Brunet to iberiaDX iog (2024-10-29)
Yes. Indeed, COPE Valencia 1296, which I just tuned into, has no signal. The continuous tone of RNE R1 774 kHz continues.
There are around eight cuts on the A-3 from Valencia to Requena, and air and rail traffic are out of service. The area near the El Palmar antennas (among which are COPE Valencia and SER Valencia) is severely affected.
A Punt Ràdio (102.2 MHz) is offering a rescue service because the 112 number is overwhelmed. In the towns in the southern part of Valencia there are truly dramatic situations (people on the roofs of houses, on the roofs of petrol stations and shops in shopping centres). A disaster.
And indeed, Radio Nacional R5 is continuing its normal programming on 558 kHz. SER, in its sports section, is offering information on the floods.
Ángel J. Nicolás to iberiaDX iog (2024-10-29)