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Lites with DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - Radio Cristal Guage //5975//6175//6185//6195.(Conrad, IA) SIGNAL 15285 at 1300 with EE/CC lesson. (Northrup, SEMILIEERING'S MO) 15390 at 2117 with news. (Miller, WA) High Performance CB & Merlin Network One, 17630 at 1511 with big 10 Meter Antennas band music program. (Jeffery, NY) FINLAND - YLE, Radio Finland, 15400 at SUPERHAWK Goldenrod 1325 with news, ID. (Northrup, MO) 17660 45 Spyder A+ at 1335 with "Capital Café" program. Off Broadband Hi abruptly at 1358. (Zamora, TX) powered MOBILE FRANCE - Radio France Int'1, 15300 in FF with news at 1500. (Northrup, MO) THUNDER 8 WHITE LIGHTNING FRENCH GUIANA - China Radio Intl THE Four Element Hi Gain relay 9730 at 0400. Same program at 0300 Antenna Bi-Directional on 9690. (Kolesov, Ukraine). Presumed on OMNI 13685 at 1921 with oriental music. Off sud- Electronically denly at 1926. (Jeffery, NY) Radio Japan Steerable relay, 9660 at 0342 in JJ. (Jeffery, NY) Radio France Intl relay, 15515 in FF with sports at And, also, 1240. (Northrup, MO) NEW QUAD GABON - Africa Number One, 15475 in FF LIGHTNING 8 at 1802 with Francophone African music. THE most Station ID and address announcement at 1809. POWERFUL ( Kolesov, Ukraine) CB base in the GERMANY - Sudewest Rundfunk, 7265 in world today! GG at 0318 with pops. (Paszkiewicz, WI) Deutsche Welle, 9900 at 1215 in GG with ALL SE PATENTED rotary beams are true quads and news discussion. ( Miller, WA) (Listed as via OUTPERFORM their counterparts (quad/yagl types). SE's patented SFS matching system makes SE Novosibirsk, Russia - Editor) 15132 (nomi- QUADS the most technologically advanced antennas nal 15135? - Editor) at 1800 in Hausa. Into in the world today. Antennas at Radio France International's EE at 1900. (Ziegner, MA) 15275 in GG with If your dealer doesn't have SIGNAL ENGINEERING, transmitting site at Issondun. write or call for full specs. DEALER inquiries invited. news at 1400, 15360 at 1405 in presumed AA. MasterCard, VISA, AMEX, Discover (Northrup, MO) CANADA - CFRX, Toronto, 6070 at 0635 GHANA - Ghana Broadcasting Corp., 3366 SIGNAL ENGINEERING with talk. (Cooper, CA) (relays CFRB - at 2250 with music. (Roberts, NC) 1172 Aster Avenue, #E, Sunnyvale, CA 94086 Editor) BBC Sackville relay, 5965 at 1200, GREECE - Voice of Greece, 9420 moni- Phone: (408) 247-2300 9515 at 1258 and 1523. (Jeffery, NY) Radio tored at 0130 with news. (Jenkins, WV) 0400 Canada Intl, 13650 at1455 with "This sign -on in Greek. (Cooper, CA) 15485 at 2151 Morning." Also 13690 at 2208 with news. Off in Greek. (Miller, WA) suddenly at 2211. (Jeffery, NY) 15325 at 1450 GUAM - Trans World Radio/KTWR, 9430 LOW GRUNDIG SHORTWAVE PRICES! in FF and 15425 in FF at 1325. (Northrup, MO) at 1441 in unidentified language. Religious We stock the YB400PE. Porsche G2000, Platinum Traveler, Executive Traveler and more! CHINA- China Radio Inel, (via Spain, -format. (Miller, WA) 15330 at 0900 with AM/FM/LW/SW receiver USB/LS13. YB400PE Editor), 0320 with regional news. (Jenkins, preacher Chuck Swindoll. (Jenkins, WV) Digital direct tuning. WV) 11445 at 1350 in CC. (Northrup, MO) GUATEMALA - RadioTezulutlan, 40 -station memories. Alarm/sleep timer. 17700 (presumed) at 0312 in CC with talk by Cohan, 4835 at 1252 with religious program World time clock with second time zone Extemal antenna lack. woman. (Paszkiewicz, WI) in Quechua. (Miller, WA) Radio Maya de Visit h,://www.durhamradio.comh rundi -shortwave.htm for details COLOMBIA - Caracol Colombia, 5077 atBarillas, Huehuetenango on 3324 at 1050 Durham Radio Sales & Service, Inc. 350 Wentworth St. E., Oshawa, Ont. LI H 7R7 0603 in SS. (Miller, WA) and 1206 in SS. (Miller, WA) Radio Cultural, Ph: (905)436-2100 Fax: 436-3231 e-mail: [email protected] COSTA RICA - RFPI, 6975 at 0312. Guatemala City at 1153 in SS with religious (Jeffery, NY) 0333. (Jenkins, WV) 15050 at broadcast. (Miller, WA) 3300 at 0700 to 2247, ID 2304. (Zamora, TX) 1100 and 5055v at 1000 to 1100, all in SS. CUBA - Radio Rebelde, 5025 at 2303 in SS. (Conrad, IA) (Roberts, NC) Radio Havana Cuba, 6000 at HAWAII - KWHR,11565 at 1320 with DX 0200 with news and Cuban music. (Jenkins, show, ID, ads for T-shirts, and "Odyssey"- WV) 9820 at 0330 with IS, ID, frequency info, a kid's religious program. (Zamora, TX) news. (Jeffery, NY) 11705 USB in EE from 17510 at 0100 to past 0130. (Conrad, IA) 0100 tune -in to past 0300. //6000//9820. HUNGARY - Radio Budapest, 9835 at (Conrad, IA) 15340 in SS at 1350. 0205 with news. (Cooper, CA) 1Th DENMARK (via Norway) - Radio Den-INDIA - AllIndia Radio, Bhopal, 3315 at mark, 9945 at 0247 in Danish. (Cooper, CA) 1203 with discussion in unidentified lan- Recei lites with DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - Radio Cristal guage. (Miller, WA)11620,presumed in Int'I, 5012 in SS at 2312 with music and Hindi at 1435 with singing and woman with your. annen announcements. (Jeffery, NY) ID. (Cooper, CA) 2120 with ID followed by Shuttle/Space Stayon hritary/etc. ECUADOR - HCJB, 15115 at 1930 with short story. ( Kolesov, Ukraine) 13780 at 1800, Call for FREE bro&iure deierthing ham radio program. (Jeffery, NY) 15295 in SS //11620. Music, news. (Ziegner, MA) easy techniques to hear andseeiatellites. at 1455. Sudden sign -off. (Northrup, MO) INDONESIA - Radio Banda Lampung, Complete frequency guide with all orders! EGYPT - Radio Cairo, 9475 at 0300. PoorSumatera, 3945 in II monitored at 1231 with 1 -888-FLGHT-1_41 audio. Female with news. (Jenkins, WV) music. (Miller, WA) 4753.8 Radio Republic (1-888-3544856) ENGLAND - BBC, 6195 at 1406. (Via Indonesia, Sulawesi in II monitored at 1244. Flightline Engineei-ing, Inc. Singapore). (Miller, WA)11730at 0300; (Miller, WA) Voice of Indonesia, 15150 heard CIRCLE 67 ON READER SERVICE CARD THE MONITORING MAGAZINE July 1999 / POPULAR COMMUNICATIONS / 59.
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