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Bruce Elving's Plm Iltlas ,.. 16 Ta Esltra,~ 40 Wales (7), European Russia, Moldova, Yugoslavia, France, Monaco (6) (1) Countries that formerly had Medium Wave operations but are, currently off. Professional Barry S. Finkel BSFINKEL@ANL.~OV (2) Oct 15, 1991 on. Before that counts as Yugoslavia. (3) Jun 26,1991 on. Before that counts as Yugoslavia. 10314 S. Oakley (4) Jan 1, 1993 on. Before thet counts as Czechoslovakia. Sports (5) Sept 8,1991 on. Before that counts as Yugoslavia. - - _ Chicago, IL 60643-2409 (6) Even though the transmitters for R Monte Carlo and Trans World, Radio are in France they were always counted as Monaco by NRC, up until fairly recent times. NASWA, which was suggested by, someone as a basis for our list counts these as Monaco and in, the EBU Monitoring Service both 702 and 1467 are listed as, Monaco. 1 doubt if there is any radio club counby list that, doesn't count this as Monaco. NOT on WHKW. It is being carried in Louisville by WAVG-970. WHKW (which was recently (7) This is a bit tougher. The BBC R Wales transmitter that is, located in Washford, England was bought by the company which owns WHAS) carried Louisville Redbirds. It used to be that WAVG always counted as Wales. I, don't know when this was started - when I first joined NRC in, carried Redbirds, and filled in with Reds when they didn't have Redbirds. At that time WXVW was 1958 it was already this way. Maybe at some point the xmtr, was actually located in Wales. 1 the main Reds outlet. But, that has all changed. Joe Kureth reports via e-mail that he heard Minor would suggest that this be continued - I doubt that anyone who has logged and counted, this League Reading Phillies on 1290, which was not on my list. I do not know what station it was. as Wales wants to lower their totals - I know 1 don't. If enough of the newer DXers object Here are two more network lists. There are still some MLB network lists that I do not have. strongly to this a, possible solution would be to count this as Wales when it, was on 881 but Please send me any that you have. logs after the band reorganization when it, moved to 882 will count as England. Any comments or, thoughts on this will be appreciated by all I am sure. Boston Red Sox 1996 Joe Casticrlione, IewTmviano (via SheldonI Harvev and Ion Ohman1 EUROPE - DELETED COUNTRIES WDm-VT 1080 WTIC-Cr 1290 WKNE-NH 1420 WBEC-MA 93.5 WCFR-W Czechoslovakia. Deleted effective Dec 31, 1992. Now Czech RepISlovakia. East Germany. WHYN-MA 1140 WLPZ-ME 1340 WGAW-MA 1450 WKXLNH 99.3 WKTJ-ME Deleted effective Oct 3, 1990. Now German Federal Republic. West Berlin. Deleted effective Oct 3, WAG-MA 1160 WSKW-ME WSTJ-m 1470 ws~6-G 100:; WHOU-ME 1990. Now German Federal Republic. WGIR-NH 1230 WNAW-MA 1350 WINY-CI'C 1480 WSAR-MA D 100.7 WBM-MEe WZON-ME WQDY-ME 1370 WDEA-ME 1490 WMRC-MA 101.7 WOZI-ME WPRORI WMOU-NH 1380 WNRI-RI WEMJ-NH 101.9 WCIM-MA NORTH AMERICA WITOME WERI-RI WSYB-W Alaska, Dominican Rep, Montserrat, Anguilla, Dutch West Indies (I), Nicaragua Antigua, El WCFR-WWFADW 102.51103.1 WQSS-ME 'HIAD-CI' WJOY-VT 1400 WILI-CrC WDME-MEe Salvador, Panama, Bahamas, Greenland, Puerto Rico, Barbados, Grenada, San Andres Is., Belize. WEE[-MA * 1240 WHAI-MA WHMP-MA WSRD-NY Guadeloupe, St Kitts & Nevis, Bermuda, Guanthamo Bay, St. Lucia, British Virgin Is., Guatemala, CFBC-NB WSYY-ME WIDErME St. Pierre et Miquelon, Canada, Haiti, St. Vincent, Cayman Is., Honduras, Turks & Caicos Is., Costa WIZR-NY 1250 WARE-MA WLTN-NH Rica, Jamaica, United States, Cuba, Martinique, U. S. Virgin Is., Dominica, Mexico WESOMA 1270 WSN-NH WSLNH 92.7 WOXOMEe (1) This is a name that I made up to differentiate this from the Netherlands Antilles which is WCMF-NY q 1280 WEIM-MA 1420 WLIS-CI' WQDY-ME South America. This is made up of Dutch St. Maarten, Saba, and St. Eustatius. NORTH AMENCA - DELETED COUNTRIES Boston Red Sox (SS) 1996 Canal Zone - Before Oct 1, 1979. Now counts as Panama. Newfoundland - Before Apr 1, 1949. Bobby Serrano, Hector Martinez jfrom center field messape board at Fenwav Park via Ton Ohman), home nieht games on11 Now counts as Canada. Swan Is - Before Sep 1,1972. Now counts as Honduras. no WACE-MA 830 WCRN-MA 1120 WPRX-cr 800 WCCM-MA 950 WROL-MA * 1220 WXCr-CI OCEANIA American Samoa, Hawaii, Norfolk Is., Australia, Indonesia, Palau (W Caroline Is), Brunei, q =This station broadcasts both the Baltimore Orioles, the Boston Red Sox, Kiribati (1, 2), Papua-New Guinea, Christmas Is., Mariana Is., Philippines, Cocos (Keeling) Is., and the minor league Rochester Red Wings. [NOTE that this footnote has Marshall Is., Solomon Is., Cook Is. (I), Micronesia (E Caroline Is.), Tonga, East Malaysia, Nauru, been updated slnce my last column; all "q" stations in my last column Tuvalu, Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, French Polynesia, New Zealand, Wallis & Futuna Is., also carry the Boston Red Sox.] Guam, Niue, Western Samoa c =This stahon broadcasts both the Boston Red Sox and the mlnor league (1) ARRL breaks these countries into more than one; however, there is Medium Wave operations Norwich Navigators. in only one area. In the event that new, stations go on the air in other areas we can split them d = This stahon broadcasts both the Boston Red Sox and the minor league UP. Pawtucket Red Sox. (2) Gilbert & Ellice Is. is now this. e =This station broadcasts both the Boston Red Sox and the minor league Portland (ME) Sea Dogs. SOUTH AMENCA -- Argentina, Ecuador, Peru, Aruba (I), Falkland Is., Suriname, Bolovia, French Guiana, Trinidad / ( & Tobago, Brazil, Galapagos Is., (2), Uruguay, Chile, Guyana, Venezuela, Colombia, Netherlands Antilles-(3),. Easter Is., Paraguay but the MICAM Log is, simply, the best there is because of your contributions. Why not make the next (1) Jan 1,1986 and later. Before this counts as Netherlands, Antilles. ecUtion even better? Send all corrections and changes to (2) I can find no current Medium Wave stations listed here in WRTH, so I overlooked it or is now Wayne Hehen - 4131 S. Andes Way -Aurora, CO 80013-3831,or [email protected]. Thankrl inactive. I believe at one time this had Medium Wave operation. - - -- (3) This includes Bonaire, Curacao and Aruba before Jan 1, 1986. f, . More comments on Deleted Countries. There are quite a few others that can be added to our list Bruce Elving's PlM iltlas ,.. 16ta esltra,~ if we have members who happen to have loggings or veries from them when they were active. In order not to clutter up the list I only included the ones that members were likely to have. If you have The world-fatnous guide which has senred FM DX'ers for over any questions or any countries that you think should be added, let me know. Please check this over carefully and let me know if I have made any mistakes or have left 20 years is available from NRC Publications at the special price anything out. Hopefully everyone will agree with this list. of $1 8.00. NY orders, please add sales tax. .
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