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Programs
in
Japanese
Programs
in
Albanian
Programs
in
French
Programs
in
Spanish
Programs
in
Spanish
Programs
in
Spanish
Programs
in
Portuguese
Programs
in
Spanish
Programs
in
French
REMARKS
Programs
in
Portuguese
Religious Programs
Puerto Limon, Costa Rica
Montreal, Canada
Neiva, Colombia Programs
in
Spanish
Bogota, Colombia Programs
in
Spanish
San Cristobal,Venezuela Programs
in
Sapnish
Barquisimeto, Venezuela Programs
in
Spanish
Honiara, .
Solomon- Islands
Gjirokaster, Albania
Georgetown, Guyana
Johannesburg,
South Africa
CFCX Montreal, Canada
Radio Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Programs
in
Chinese
Radio Australia Lyndhurst, Australia
Nihon Shortwave Tokyo, Japan
Broadcasting Company
LOCATION
Swaziland
Maputo, Mozambique
Guatemala City,
Guatemala
Esmeraldas, Ecuador
Cayenne,
French Guiana
Radio Kaduna Kaduna, Nigeria
Radio Bertoua Bertoua, Cameroon
Imo Regional Radio Imo, Nigeria
Radio-TV Gabon Libreville, Gabon
Radio Nueva America
La
Paz, Bolivia
Radio Paz y Bien Ambala, Equador
Radio Reloj San Jose, Costa Rica
Radio Clube do Para Belem, Brazil
National Broadcasting Port Moresby,
Commission Papua New Guinea
Voice Kenya Nairobi, Kenya
AustralianBroadcasting Brisbane, Australia
Commission
Radio Colosal
Radio Santa
Fe
Ecos del Torbes
Radio Barquisimeto
Solomon Islands
Broadcasting Service
Radio Gjirokaster
Guyana Broadcasting
Service
Radio Casino
Radio Canada
International
Radio RSA
STATION
Radio
SR
Radio Mozambique
Radio Cultural
6,005
6,025
6,045
6,055
5,954
5,960
5,980
5,057
5,950
4,945
4,965
4,980
4,990
5,020
4,915
4,920
3,380 Radio Iris
3,385 FR3
kHz
3,223
3,265
3,300
3,396
4,750
4,755
4,777
4,795
4,820
4,832
4,855
4,890
No
attempt has been made to provide
an
accurate up-to-date listing. For a
yearly up-to-date listing, check the
world radio television hand book.
The following listing contains some of
the more frequently heard stations
on
shortwave. The stations listed can
be
heard throughout the North American
Continent. All stations operate
in
English unless otherwise specified.
Most
of
these stations
do
not broadcast
continuously.
Obviously, reception will vary
on
the dif-
ferent frequencies according
to
the
time of day and season of the year.
Remember that reception from different
parts of the world varies with the time
of day and the frequency to which your
DX-440 is tuned. Consult the section
on
Changes
in
Reception for a more detail-
ed explanation of these variations.
Remember also that the 7,000 - 7,300
kHz range
IS
shared by hams and in-
ternational broadcasts; consequently,
interference
is
severe
in
that range.
While every effort has been made to en-
sure the accuracy of this list, stations
can and do change frequencies. Check
periodicals on communications and
electronics for more current information
on station frequencies and schedules.
This list only contains broadcasting sta-
tions which operate
on
fixed frequencies
with regular schedules. Ham military,
marine
and
aeronautical stations operate
on varied frequencies with irregular
schedules.
These listings can change at any time
and are here for your reference only.
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