The cover of  'FRS Goes DX’ issue number 91 being published February 2nd 1990 spoke volumes:

 Disappointing 1990 start 
"Several problems Prevented FRS-Holland from introducing its brand new programme schedule January 21st. In the mean time preparations are continuing to bring back the station on air as soon as possible. The new jingle package is almost finished. A new German deejay, Johnny Best, will replace Danny Kay who was forced to leave the station because of personal circumstances. In contrast with what some people suggest, FRS-Holland is still looking for a suitable and reliable transmitting location to secure monthly 3rd Sunday transmissions." 

Also February would be a FRS-less month as far as the 3rd Sunday broadcast was concerned. A second test was conducted to reach the land of Uncle Sam on February 11th. Between 06.00 and 07.50 CET a 150W signal went out on 6240. Unfortunately also this test was without the results the FRS people were hoping for. Looking back the main reason could have been the fact the aerials were hanging too low badly affecting the radiation pattern. Listeners had to wait till March 18th before hearing the first 1990 transmission, aimed at listeners in Central & Western Europe. It was a brief 60 minute test with the 150W FRS transmitter tuned to 7307 kHz. Joop ter Zee presented the show which was received in good quality- speaking in FRS terms- from Oslo to Munich and London to Berlin .... In his show he informed the listeners about FRS' upcoming re-commencement of scheduled transmissions. And: there was something special to celebrate. It was one of the very rare- perhaps the only- occasion(s) that Joop ter Zee started up a broadcast.

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