"Finally we’ve got some news to report: After several months of waiting, we have today received the license to commence broadcasting on two different short wave frequencies from the authorities here in Denmark - and so low power test-transmissions can be expected soon on 5815 and 15810 kHz. News will follow shortly. The power is 400 Watt and the transmitter site is near Karup in Central Jutland, Denmark.
"WMR is planning to commence regular transmissions within a few months – probably late November. We will be on the air 24 hours a day – 7 days a week - with our own very special, unique blend of current chart music, oldies from the 1970’s, 1980’s and 1990’s as well as popular tunes from countries all over the world. The power on short wave will be 10 kW on each frequency. Our programmes will be available not only on short wave but also via the Internet and hopefully also FM, medium wave as well as satellite. At a later stage – when digital receivers become available – we are planning on broadcasting in the DRM mode on a third short wave outlet.
"Reception reports for our programmes are welcomed and will be acknowledged by a new QSL-card. The address of WMR remains: WMR, PO Box 112, DK-8900 Randers, Denmark."
