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English Shortwave Broadcasts to Americas (0000-1200 Utc) ModernSurvivalBlog.com English Shortwave Broadcasts to Americas (MAR-2013) 0000 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 9965, 11510 (Egypt, Radio Cairo) 7335 (USA, WHRI) 6055 (Spain, Radio Ext. Espania) 5040 (Cuba, Radio Havana Cuba) 13745 (Thailand, Radio Thailand) 7490 (USA, WBCQ) 13845 (USA, Wld Univ Network) 7360 French Guiana (USA, WYFR) 6020, 9570 Albania (China, China Radio International) 9450 Bulgaria (Netherlands, Mighty KBC) 5920, 7385 (USA, WHRI) 3195 (USA, WWCR1) 7520 (USA, WWCR4) 9265 (USA, WINB) 7290 Moldava (Russia, Voice of Russia) 5110 (USA, WBCQ) 6115 (USA, WYFR) 7490 (USA, WBCQ) 3290 (Guyana, Voice of Guyana) 6090 (Anguilla, WLD Univ Network) 3185 (USA, Overcomer Ministry) 5830 (USA, WTWW) 9955 (USA, WRMI) 6070 (Canada, CFRX) 6030 (Canada, CFVP) 6160 (Canada, CKZN) ) 6160 (Canada, CKZU) 9330 (USA, WBCQ)) 7335 (USA, WHRI) 6175 French Guiana, 9640 UK (Vietnam, Voice of Vietnam) 9580 Cuba (China, China Radio International) 5110 (USA, WBCQ) 7490 (USA, WBCQ) 7315 (USA, WHRI) 3215, 5050 (USA, WWRB) 6145, 7325 (Romania, Radio Romania International) 7555 (USA, KJES) 7490 (USA, Overcomer Ministry) 6000, 6165 (Cuba, Radio Havana Cuba) 5085 (USA, WTWW) 4840 (USA, WWCR3) 6190 (Serbia, International Radio Serbia) 9955 USA, WRMI (Slovakia, Radio Slovakia) 5960, 7465 USA, Greenville, NC (USA, Voice of America) 6190 (Serbia, International Radio Serbia) 13745 (Thailand, Radio Thailand) 9580 (South Korea, KBS World Radio) 11710 (Argentina, RAE) 5920 (USA, WHRI) 9720, 9315 (Egypt, Radio Cairo) 7490 (USA, Overcomer Ministry) 7385 (USA, WHRI) 5890 (USA, WWCR4) 7506.4 (USA, WRNO) 3195, 5050 (USA, WWRB) 3215 (USA, WWCR1) 6100 (Albania, Radio Tirana) 6175 French Guiana, 9640 UK (Vietnam, Voice of Vietnam) 5110 (USA, WBCQ) 9690 Spain, 9790 Cuba (China, China Radio International) 9640 UK (Vietnam, Voice of Vietnam) 9710, 11770 (Iran, VOIRI VO Justice) 9655 (Turkey, Voice of Turkey) 6130, 7305 (Romania, Radio Romania International) 11735, 13760, 15180 (North Korea, Voice of Korea) 7385 (USA, WHRI) 5890 (USA, WWCR4) 5890 (USA, Overcomer Ministry) 11740 French Guiana (Japan, Radio Japan) 6010, 6060, 6125, 6165 (Cuba, Radio Havana Cuba) 5890 (USA, Overcomer Ministry) 7315 (USA, WHRI) 7315 (USA, WHRI) 5950 (Guyana, Voice of Guyana) 9955 USA, WRMI (Czech Republic, Radio Prague) 9335 (North Korea, Voice of Korea) 6875 (USA, WWCR1) 11775 (Anguilla, Wld Univ Network) 7315 (USA, WHRI) 0000 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100.
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