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THE FOUR WINDS ON LINE - Copyright Part 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Year 4 Number 80 - Rome, 14 February 1999 1113- 4401.5- UNID- Unid R. (Peru ??) (fqy var.), per Mark Mohrmann tip, hrd this 1113-1121, w/echo tlk by M at t/in mentioning Andino. OA mx. Faded out before I could hear any other anmnts. Weak and highly variable freq similar to R. Uno, but not such a wide freq range. Had to listen in AM instead of SSB due to the unstable signal. Some SSB QRM too. (Valko, USA 10 Feb.) 1123- 5240- CHINA PR.-
Xizang, (presumed) PBS 1123 excellent with long CC ballads. YL anncs between
each selection. (Rippel, USA 1/31)
1141- 3925- JAPAN- R. Tampa @
1141 with play or other drama. Male and female dialogues. (Rippel, USA
1/31)
1200- 4990- INDIA- AIR Itanagar
@ 1200 Clear AIR ID by YL at 1209 and into news program by OM then into back to
back sub- continentals. ID by YL at 1230 but fading rapidly. (Rippel, USA
2/6)
1227- 11940.358- CAMBODIA-
National Voice of Cambodia improving at 1227. Back to back SEA vocals. ID at
1230 by YL, short signature tune then into discussion by OM and YL. (Rippel, USA
1/31)
1238- 6284- PIRATE EUROPE-
Farmers from Holland, Feb 6, Folk mx,px in Dutch 33333 (Pecolatto, Italy /
Radiorama Pirate News)
1245- 7590- PIRATE EUROPE-
Treasure Island Oldies Show via SWRS (in USB), Feb 6, Mx,ID E 33333 (Pecolatto,
Italy / Radiorama Pirate News)
1247- 7590- PIRATE EUROPE- KUOI
FM via SWRS (in USB) , Feb 7, Rock mx,px in E 33333 (Pecolatto, Italy /
Radiorama Pirate News)
1258- 6284- PIRATE EUROPE-
Farmers from Holland Jan 31,Dutch songs,ID in Dutch 23332 (Pecolatto, Italy /
Radiorama Pirate News)
1304- 17815- SWITZERLAND- Swiss
R. Int. In Italian 1304-1309, M nx, mx pause, ID into " La
Pagina Svizzera " (lcl topical nx till 1308), mx pause into " L'
Agenda " (feature pgm abt a town in Switzerland) F / G ( Serra, Italy 2 /
13 )
1350- 9440- CHINA PR.- China
R.Int. in Chinese 1350-1355, CH song, W ancmt, ID, pop song...covered by
sudden carrier on at 1354 ! Poor ( Serra, Italy 2 / 6 )
1400- 17544.96- ISRAEL- KOL
Israel Reshet Bet in Hebrew 1400-1406, // 15614.94, TP, W ID, ancmt
& nx, wrp till 1405, M M ID & ancmts. F / G ( Serra,Italy 2 /6
)
1403- 11570.14- PAKISTAN- Radio
Pakistan 1403 News in English read by woman until 1415, followed by announcement
by man in language. Also noted on 15464.74, but a lot less readable.
Unusual conditions here, probably caused by K index of 4. (Fine, USA 07
Feb)
1420- 11895- BRAZIL- LBV
Mundial, Rio Grande do Sul, Feb 4, 1420 -1453, Portuguese, Sports comments,
advertsitments ID with Musical Jingle "LBV Mundial.. em la frecuencia
da 11895 KHz" 45433, (Eramo, Argentina)
1430- 7590- PIRATE EUROPE-
R.Blandengue via SWRS (in USB), Feb 6, Mx,ID in Sp 33333 (Pecolatto, Italy /
Radiorama Pirate News)
1455- 11830- BRAZIL- CBN
Aranghera, Feb 4, 1455 - 1500, Portuguese, News and economic comments,
advertisitments ID's " estamos a presentando CBN Brasil"
"CBN Aranghera", 35333, (Eramo, Argentina)
1531- 9230 CLANDESTINE- Voice of
Free Eritrea, Feb 4, 1531-1559, Part of ID in Arabic, "...al-Hurrah".
Short fragments of "Horn of Africa" music with male reciting in
rhytmic Arabic with several random time-signals in between. Eritrea mentioned
several times. Male choir singing a patriottic song, sounding a bit like
the soccer kind. Sign off with an immediate change of the guard: the Voice of
Truth at 1600. Presumed. Poor signal. (Pijpers, The
Netherlands)
1600- 9230- CLANDESTINE- Voice
of Truth, Feb 4, 1600-1633*, "Sawt al Haqq" ID, Talk in Arabic by two
males, taking turns with music varying from the traditional Arabic to
short bouts of shouting by a group of males, but also a more subtle sounding
children's choir. Sign off with ID "Sawt al Haqq, sawt al-harakat...."
Presumed. Poor signal. (Pijpers, The Netherlands)
1608- 4980- CHINA PR-
Xinjiang PBS 1608 uighur songs Signal was excellent for 28.1 as 43433
nearly same on both antenna (Liangas 28.1 Greece)
1703- 17860- SOUTH AFRICA-
Channel Africa in EG 1703-1710, M nx till 1704:52, ID,
percussion sound break, topical African nx with external rpts. (QRM splat)
( Serra, Italy 2 / 10 )
1710- 5040- INDIA- AIR 1710
hiondi religious songs with shitar ¯ man in hindi 1714 then again religious
songs . Full AM ID at 1730 with news (Liangas 30 Greece)
1712-17820- CANADA- Radio Canada
International Weak in Ukranian // 15325 (Boyer, New Zealand)
1722- 3320- SOUTH AFRICA- R 2000
, 1722 old valse songs 32332 (Liangas 30 Greece)
1758- 4850- UZBEKISTAN- Uzbek R.
in Uzbek 2 / 8 1758-1804, lcl instl mx, clear IS at 1759:49, M
unclear abcnt with poss ID, mx breaks & tlk (poss nx by M / W ) Poor (Serra,
Italy)
1809- 3905- PIRATE EUROPE- Crazy
Wave R. via SWRS (in USB), Feb 6, Dance mx,ID in E 33333 (Pecolatto, Italy /
Radiorama Pirate News)
1809- 7590- PIRATE EUROPE- Crazy
Wave R. via SWRS (in LSB), Feb 6, Dance mx,ID in E 23322 (Pecolatto, Italy /
Radiorama Pirate News)
1825- 3930- PIRATE EUROPE- Laser
Hot Hits, Jan 30, Pop mx,ID in E 23332 (Pecolatto, Italy / Radiorama Pirate
News)
1836- 6220- PIRATE EUROPE- Laser
Hot Hits, Jan 30,Mx px,ID in E 33333 (Pecolatto, Italy / Radiorama Pirate
News)
1845- 9200- SUDAN-
R.Omdurman (pres ) in EG 1845, M W tlk, lcl chant, W M ancmts, mx
pause, lcl chant (QRM rtty) Poor ( Serra, Italy 2 / 6 )
1854- 5020- NIGER- La Voix du
Sahel in FR 2/8 1854-1909, lcl instl tribal chant, afropop, W ancmt,
drum beat, TP at 1900, M ID: " Radiodiffusion Nationale du Niger ",
ancmt, instl mx pause into lcl topical nx. F / P (Serra, Italy )
1900- 11795- BRAZIL- Radio
Guaiba, Porto Alegre (nf?), 19:00-19:15 UTC, ann for Capao da Canoas, commentary
about weather in tourist region of Rio Grande do Sul, 4.5.5.4.4 (Slaen,
Argentina february 5)
1900- 3985- PIRATE EUROPE-
R.Flamingo via IRRS, Feb 6, Mx,ID,QTH in G,E 43343 (Pecolatto, Italy / Radiorama
Pirate News)
1905- 3985- PIRATE EUROPE-
R.Sparks via IRRS, Jan 30,Rock mx(U2),ID in E 43333 (Pecolatto, Italy /
Radiorama Pirate News)
1913- 17795- ECUADOR- HCJB Good
with a Religious Programme in French (Boyer, New Zealand)
1922- 11765- BRAZIL- Radio
Universo, Curitiba, 19:22-19:31 UTC, religious programme //9565 , 3.4.4.3.3
(Slaen, february 5)
2130 - 9525- TURKEY- The Voice
of Turkey in English With news read by a Woman and then Commentary in English by
a Man (Boyer, New Zealand)
2132- 4875.5- INDONESIA- RRI
Sorong, (Irian Jaya) 2132 Woman in Indo with mention of Ambon and
Indonesia, perhaps local news. Brief comment by man at 2137, then back to woman.
Choral march at 2140 faded down for woman again and into pop vocal. Quite
solid and equal in strength to Ujung Pandang on 4753.4; wonder if they've
boosted power. (Hill, USA Jan. 29)
2133- 4840- CHINA PR-
Heilongjiang PBS , 2133 ID " Heilongjiang guangbodiantai" 33333
(Liangas 27.1 Geece)
2135- 4885- BRAZIL- Radio Clube
do Pará , man with ID at 2135 , references to Brazil, and enthusiastic
voice , some adverts Signal <22332 (Liangas 27.1 Greece)
2143- 4980- VENEZUELA- R Ecos
del Torbes 2143 man speaking poor (Liangas 27.1 Greece)
2144- 4985- BRAZIL- R Central
Brazil 2144 man with commentary 32433 (Liangas 27.1 Greece)
2149- 7100.1- UNID- Unid R. 2149
Middle Eastern vocal at tune-in, then instrumentals thereafter, with brief
announcements between selections. Intermittent ham slow-scan TV QRM became
steady from 2159. At least four pips and 2200 and into talk. Strong carrier
but extremely low audio, especially for speech. Sounded a lot like the
Baghdad signal that was on 3900v a few weeks ago, but I couldn't tell whether
the language was Arabic. (Hill, USA Jan. 29)
2154- 9830- CHINA PR- CPBS 1
checked //7935 at 2154 , 44444 (Liangas 27.1 Greece)
2158- 4925- INDONESIA- RRI Jambi
2158 with song of coconut islands 23332 (Liangas 27.1 Greece)
2216- 4753- INDONESIA- RRI Ujung
Pandang at marginal levels with probably news from the RRI Jakarta 2216 with
songs 12231 (Liangas 30 Greece)
2257- 4904.9- BRAZIL- Radio
Reloggio, Rio de Janeiro, Feb 5, 2257 - 2301, Portuguese, Religious program, ID
" .ZYG683 em a frecuenca da 4905 KHz...Radio Reloggio...Rio da
Janeiro...Brasil" 34333, (Eramo, Argentina)
2302- 5678,4- PERU- Radio
Frecuencia San Ignacio, 23:02 UTC, music ("chicha"), ID, 2.4.3.4.2
(Slaen, Argentina february5)
2305- 4971- PERU- RADIO IMAGEN.
2305 - 2320 JAN.30, Local news in th prgm: Patrullero 11-60 Advs: NorKola
¨...seguimos informando a traves de Radio Imagen, las investigaciones de
corrupcion en el Patrullero 11-60....¨ (Rodriguez, Colombia )
2310- 5130.8- PERU- RADIO UNO.
2310 - 2345 JAN.29, Mexican music after 2330 vernacular music. TC: ¨ 6 de la
tarde con 15 minutos, 6 y 15 minutos la hora en Radio Uno de
Tongod...¨ male comments about local news. TC: ¨ 6 de la tarde con 33
minutos, 6 y 33 minutos continuamos disfrutando des esta hermosa musica que
programa para ustedes su Radio Uno...¨ Not listen in weekends, very
irregular. (Rodriguez, Colombia )
2318- 5755,4- UNID- Unid R.,
23:18-23:32 UTC, spanish programme? , 1.3.4.3.1 (Slaen, Argentina february
5)
2330- 3930- PIRATE EUROPE- Laser
Hot Hits, Feb 6, Pop mx,ID in E 22332 (Pecolatto, Italy / Radiorama Pirate
News)
2334- 4039- PERU- RADIO
MARGINAL. 2334 - 0005 JAN.30, Pgm: El Cantar de los Pueblos del Peru. Advs.
Renovadora de calzado Paso Fino, Comercial Villa, Carga de baterias Flores.
¨...Radio Marginal la primera y la mejor desde Tocache...¨ End the pgm:
¨Por Radio Marginal de Tocache hemos presentado El Cantar de los Pueblos del
Peru un espacio de peruanidad coin la musica de nuestro pueblo, sera hasta
nuestro proximo programa...¨ after 0000 ¨L.V de la Liberacion¨
(Rodriguez, Colombia )
2336- 3905- PIRATE EUROPE-
Treasure Island Oldies Show via SWRS (in USB), Feb 6, Mx,ID E 33333
(Pecolatto, Italy / Radiorama Pirate News)
2351- 4641- URUGUAY- Radio
Agraria del Uruguay, Cerro Chato, 23:51-00:00 UTC, 1160 x 4, advs, ID
"Desde el 1160 khz llega Radio Agraria.....", 2.4.3.3.2 (Slaen,
Argentina february 5)
--------------------- QSL ---------------- ARGENTINA - RAE, RADIODIFUSION
ARGENTINA AL EXTERIOR, Casilla 555, 1000 Buenos Aires, REPUBLICA RGENTINA.
Note: The station have a new 41 Anniversary QSL card, write to the DX-programme!
(GIB, Argentina)
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GLEANINGS ----------------------- AUSTRALIA - Radio Australia
returns to its regular program schedule starting February 1. (Every year, many
programs go on summer hiatus during the period of around December 25 to
January 31--Christmas to Australia Day.) (Figliozzi, USA)
AUSTRALIA - One Radio Australia
program that will not be returning is "Countrywide", which is no
longer being produced by the domestic network, Radio National, a source
for a considerable amount of RA programming. Replacing Countrywide will be
"Life Mtters", a daily program that examines and discusses
Australian social and family life issues. Listen for it at 0910 and 1135 daily
on 9580 and 9660 (Figliozzi, USA)
AUSTRALIA - Radio Australia will
run a special test on February 14 of its Shepparton transmitting facility. For
this one day only, RA will broadcast to South and Southeast Asia and West and
Central Europe from 0900 to 1358 UTC on 21710 kHz. RA requests reports to
GPO Box 428G Melbourne and via e-mail. (Figliozzi,
USA) ( now it is no easy to listen RA here
in Roma with the beautiful signal of the past years. Ed. )
CHINA PR. - Radio China
International has an english transmission from 17.00 UTC on 9710 kHz heard on
sunday 7 februari 1999 Parallel frequencies on this time : 7405 and 9745 kHz
barely audible. (Johan Damen, The Netherlands)
COSTA RICA- A local community in
a remote area of CR, which feels isolated, and is 20 km wide, wants to set up a
SW station, since the FM band is claimed by commercial broadcasters, following
the RFPI model, and RFPI has agreed to assist. No further details (James Latham,
RFPI Millennium Dreams Feb 2 via Hauser, WORLD OF RADIO 975 / GH DX REPORT
99-07, Feb 3, 1999)
COSTA RICA- This week's
Millennium Dreams on RFPI had James and Debra Latham giving lots of info about
the station and its financial situation; originally broadcast Fri Jan 29,
and monitored here on a repeat UT Tue Feb 2 at 0430; excerpts follow: The
"Fun-Raiser" runs through Feb 7. 1-800-291-2823. Three of the original
transmitter tubes are offered as premiums for $250, along with
certificates of authenticity. In 1998, there were 14 students, interns and
volunteers, who collectively contributed a total of 37 months of work (not
including paying IPC students). Over the past 11 years, there have been several
hundred volunteers. RFPI's first year budget was only $16K, though
misreported in the media as $170K. The 1998 budget of Earth Communications to
run RFPI was $186,093.13, including $52K in donated goods and services, leaving
$134,093.13 cash. Of this, $17,267.52 was spent on technical upgrades. Among
donated expenses are the Oregon office, which is 100% volunteer; also some
equipment and travel. Full time salaries went to only five people, Willie
Barrantes, Joe Bernard, Debra Latham, James Latham, and through October, Robert
"Bobby" Kennedy who then went on an extended leave of absence.
In 1999 hopes to hire a new person for staff support and research assistant; was
about to be interviewed. And an intern is currently needed. The weekly hour in
French is done on a volunteer basis. Global Community Forum got three grants in
1998, one of which was from the Greensboro Justice Fund. The funder for FIRE
closed the Foundation for a Compassionate Society, and reduced program from 14
to 4 hours per week, and then to zero, resulting in a budget cut at RFPI.
Planned new programs in 1999 include: Deep Ecology for the XXI Century (a New
Dimensions production); Wisdom Radio Network programs; Voices of Vision.
The Commanity long distance phone program was dropped since that company
changed and it was no longer viable for RFPI benefit. Institute of Progressive
Communcations (intensive Spanish lessons and radio training) plans 4 sessions in
1999, in May, June, July and August; so far May has been confirmed. A minimum of
4 students is required for each session. Valuable contacts were made at the 1998
AMARC (community radio) meeting in Milan; RFPI hopes to exchange staff and
training with Channel Africa. Technical Upgrades in 1998: Frequency
synthesizers replace crystal-controlled; now RFPI can change frequency quickly,
once antennas are retuned, if necessary to avoid deliberate jamming, rather than
wait 3-4 weeks for new crystals to be ordered. Spare parts: key components now
on hand include a tube for the 10 kW transmitter in addition to for the 30 kW;
10 kW had to operate at reduced power while a full-power cooling blower
was replaced by a lower-powered blower. But now a full-power 3hp blower and
motor are on standby. Brown-outs and voltage fluxuations are a continuing
problem, typically 105-140+ volts, or 210-280+ when doubled. This happens when
the power plant starts up a second generator without turning off the first one!
Antennas: Four new ones built and installed in 1998. For 21460 - 5-element yagi
at 105 feet, and directional control For 15050 - high-gain yagi, on tallest
tower, now increased to 200 feet high with addition of three tower
sections For 6975 - 4-element cubical quad just below the yagi at about 198 feet
high. Very high gain. Boom is 55 feet long, 50 feet tall and wide, but not much
wind resistance. Backup bi-directional curtain array to improve coverage toward
the south, still under construction. A listener in Dublin reports RFPI's
signal comparable to 500-kW WEWN. Also have added 300 feet of high-power
transmission line coax. A high-speed computer was added, allowing sending and
receiving programs on internet, but subject to limitations of the only ISP
available in CR. FM transmitter on 101.3 has a stronger signal, heard across the
valley, and in fact 3 hours away by car. Soon to be installed on a
mountain increasing coverage further, something much anticipated by the Spanish
department. During Fun-Raising week, planned to include stories from the
archives on RFPI's peace-trip across the U.S.; interview with Paz the Cat, who
runs the station. Paz recently knocked RFPI off the air whilst chasing spiders,
jumping up and down on some equipment, disconnecting several mini-disc and
recording machines; and the day before had to clean her hair out of a VHS
recorder where she had been sleeping.... excerpts as monitored by Glenn Hauser,
REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING / GH DX REPORT 99-07, Feb
3)
GREECE- In a letter of Dec 21,
Dionisios Angelogiannis of ERT says he has been overloaded with work and
continues to be. In his new position, he hopes to find some money to install the
new VOA-donated transmitters in Avlis and Thessaloniki. It is a big installation
and the substructure in Avlis is not good. New building has to be done,
electrical supply has to be increased. He was preparing new assignments for the
next HFCC meeting in Lisbon (John Babbis, Maryland, Feb 5, WORLD OF RADIO 976/
GH SHORTWAVE/DX REPORT 99-08, Feb 11)
ISRAEL - KOL Israel noted with
nice signal at 1650-1655 on 11605 9435 15650, with French pgm (pres.
1645-1655), instead of scheduled English pgm, then IS and S /OFF for
all these three fqys till 1657 when on again with IS. At 1659 15650 kHz off.
Usual Yiddish pgm at 1700 on 9435, 11605 (very poor ) & 9365
kHz. (Serra, Italy Ed., Feb. 2 )
JORDAN-Checked for R. Jordan Feb
10 on 11690: around 1145, two broadcast stations mixing with heavier RTTY--one
with Qur'an, presumbaly Jordan, and another in unknown language; at 1645 recheck
Jordan was quite good atop minor RTTY but in Arabic instead of scheduled
English--evidently they thought the King's death would be a good excuse for
dropping English, let's hope temporarily-with continuous talk, no ID break at
1700, into Qur'an at 1705 and off at 1730* One can be quite sure of the identity
due to frequent mentions of "Urdan" (Arabic for Jordan) and
"Hashemiya" (Glenn Hauser, OK/ GH SHORTWAVE/DX REPORT 99-08, Feb
11)
KUWAIT - Radio Kuwait has
begun to produce some of its own programs again after having exclusively relayed
local English language FM channels for some time. News was noted at 1828 and
2045 UTC. "Psychological Impact of the Iraqi Invasion" ran Saturday at
1800 with "Songs" at 1815. "Biography of the Holy
Prophet" runs daily at 1930. 11990 between 1800 and 2100 to Europe and
North America; 15110 from 0500 to Asia and the Pacific, all in English.
(Figliozzi, USA)
LUXEMBOURG - [non]. "R.
Luxembourg, 208" via Merlin Network One, 9915 encountered at an hour not in
previous January sked, Wed Feb 3 1200, good on 9915, with top 20 hits of
January 1978 at frantic pace, British news headlines from Daily Mirror. Referred
to 1977 as "last year", but I believe this is a 1999 production since
in 1978 they would not have kept telling us it was 1978! (Hauser, OK SHORTWAVE /
GH DX REPORT 99-07, Feb 3 )
NEW ZEALAND- I usually forget to
check for RNZI Mailbox biweekly at 2135 Monday on 17675, since that expletive
has quit putting out Calendar or Shows We Like! But I did so Feb 8, to
find RNZI's weak signal having a very hard time against the gospel huxters from
Miami/Chile on 17680 -- anyhow, it sounded like an "off" week for
Mailbox (Glenn Hauser, OK, REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING/ GH SHORTWAVE/DX
REPORT 99-08, Feb 11)
PERU - RADIO SOROCHUCO. 0850 -
0930 JAN.31, Errata: Correct name is Radio Sorochuco, not Sorocucho; noted this
after listen various taped records. Great signal at this time. TC: ¨ 4 de la
manan 5 minutos en los estudios de Radio Sorochuco, la diversion del pueblo
siempre cultural y amena, recorriendo todo el Peru...¨ mx with Elmer de la
Cruz y Los Dinamicos. QTH in Avenida Cajamarca No. 343 frente al Jiron Celendin,
Sorochuco, Celendin, Cajamarca Peru. (Rodriguez, Colombia )
PERU - Radio Satélite,
Santa Cruz was monitored for me during all week and the station use two
frequencies 4780 KHz and 6725.5 Khz sometimes in // and in other times use only
the 4780 KHz, today the Feb 8 the station use both frequencies until 0100 aprox
and after this time the 4780 KHz in the week I listen the following ID
"ahora en la frecuencia de 4780 KHz this frequency is variable and
inestable I listen well today in 4779.9 KHz I live near of Radio Armonia and I
strong interference from the third armonic 4800.2 KHz (original frequency 1600
KHz) (Eramo, Argentina)
PERU - Today, Feb 2, Radio
Satelite was listen in both frequencies 4780.0 and // in the traditional
frequency of 6725.5 KHz listen from 00.20 UTC with the traditional program
format, not very clear according to the local storms conditions. We are in
summer and the temperanture in this moment is 13º
centigrades with continues rain in the last week's. (Eramo, Argentina
)
POLAND- Polish R. hrd February
13 with EG px (1315-1326) on 7270 & 9525, mostly unclear for splats
& poor signal; better after 1325 on both fqys. (Serra, Italy)
SWEDEN - R.Sweden hrd Febr. 13
with EG px at 1330 on 9425 & 13740. (Serra, Italy)
U K O G B A N I- BBC WS
news at 1700 Feb 10 finally confirmed that the BBC German service will be
cancelled; also plans to concentrate more on internet and FM relays, less on SW
(Chris Hambly, Australia, WORLD OF RADIO 976 / GH SHORTWAVE/DX REPORT 99-08, Feb
11)
USA- VOA has replaced 15420 with
15240 for its English broadcasts to Africa between 1600 and 2200 UTC.
(Figliozzi, USA)
UZBEKISTAN - R. Tashkent
hrd February 13 with English px 1330-1357:45 on 9715 only. No
signal on other scheduled fqys. (Serra, Italy 2 /13)
VIETNAM - [non].
"GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING VIETNAM!!!" Listen to a 15 minute
Real Audio clip of an interview with Adrian Cronauer, the D.J. who was made
famous by the movie, "Good Morning Vietnam!" It will be available
until Friday 2/5 at Washington's WAMU (89.5 FM) where he was interviewed
for their weekly magazine, "Metro Connection." He is alive and living
in the DC suburb of Arlington. Here is the ram (Real audio) page: <http://www.wamu.org/mcra.html> (Chet
Copeland, DC, REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING / GH SHORTWAVE/DX
REPORT 99-07, Feb 3)
YUGOSLAVIA - I listened to the
Real Audio file on their Web site, and it includes the sign-on announcements.
According to this, Italian is at 1730-1800 UTC on 6100kHz (in which case it
replaces German on this frequency). (Andy Sennitt, The Netherlands)
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