[HCDX] RE: Spanish on 1180

["Terry Krueger" <tocobagadx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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1180 is Rebelde's biggest transmitter, easily heard local
level at my QTH daytime.  (Please stop the dis-information;
this is not a spur as inferred by others.)  Anyone's
likelihood of hearing Radio Martí on 1180 kHz is rare:
whilst the transmitter (reportedly 100 kW) is always active,
it is blocked by the Rebelde signal.  When I am in the
Florida Keys, I can easily null out Martí a mile or so south
of the transmitter (at the 'Seven Mile Bridge') and receive
Rebelde exclusively.  If you are ever uncertain about
whether you are hearing Rebelde, first try paralleling the
audio with shortwave 5025 which is generally active.

Visit my "Florida Low Power Radio Stations" at:
http://home.earthlink.net/~tocobagadx/flortis.html

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Date: Sat, 01 Mar 2003 06:01:17 -0500
From: Chris <swlchris@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [HCDX] UNID Spanish on 1180
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Hi
At 600 am I am hearing a station Id'ing as Radio Rebelde  on
MW on 1180
with several mentions of Cuba?
Is this a spur\harmonic of a sw station or an actual Cuba MW
outlet?
Chris
DX'ing in Louisville KY
Drake R4A,R390,Ten Tec RX320,90 ft dipole,23 ft vertical
Nothing but linux used on this machine
http://members.tripod.com/~swlchris



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