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Tropical Tuning 
_________________________________________________________________
JANUARY 12, 1995  
NUMBER 34
 
Editor: Manuel Rodriguez Lanza
e-mails: mrodrigu@conicit.ve 
         manuel.a.rodriguez@spacecom.uunet.ve
Address: P.O.Box 65657, Caracas 1066-A, Venezuela.
Tel: +58 (14) 258359 (cellular)
_________________________________________________________________
Notes from Editor
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VENEZUELA-
In  the actual part of  the economic and finances crisis, many radiostations
(around 50) are in hands of the goverment.  The lasts are the stations beloging
to Latinoamericana-Progreso Group (Mr. Orlando Castro), this stations are the
complete  Mundial Network, Sistema Super Radio Network, Radio Informativa
Network, the ex-La Voz de Venezuela Network stations, Radio Inolvidable on AM,
and others in FM like Radiorama network. The Finance Emergency Bureau recently
said that this stations will be sell separately, but nobody knows if this will
be by networks or by stations. 
Many stations are reducing its power in daytime and more on nights after the
incrementation of the electricity rates on January 1st. Almost 30% on
Metropolitan Areas and 25% on rurals, up the electric energy. This affects
directly the sickness of the radiostations crisis.
Radio Ideal Address
Recently  I visited Radio Ideal and they are in the same place: Starting
Soublette Avenue in a block very hide, the station has a very little sign in the
door with a ring. I talked with an announcer Mr. Gustavo Lombardi about the
letters received from foreign countries and he told me that the secretary Mrs.
Gutierrez is in charge. This station is very strsnge inside because they have
poor illumination, some red bulbs, and pornos pictures. Who knows what they
think?. Director: Mr. Eduardo Graterol.
_________________________________________________________________
 
BRIEFS OF PLAY DX-816 & 817
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FROM: DARIO MONFERINI
Date: December 1994
 
Last News from Argentina
1420 kHz  LRH 362 R. Tupa Mbae (in guarani language means "god things"), QTH:
Calle Felix de Azara 1648, 3300 Posadas, Prov. de Misiones. Tel: 54-752-20203,
Fax: 54-752-39249, Pwr: 1 kW, Sch: 0800-0300 UTC Dir: Preb. Jorge Luis Lagazio.
670 kHz LT4 Radiodifusora Misiones "La Radio del Noreste Argentino". QTH:
Bolivar 1867, 3300 Posadas, Prov. de Misiones. Tel: 54-752-36747/30500/33500,
Fax: 54-752-30664. Pwr: 25 kW, Sch: 0800-0300 UTC. Dir: Dr. Pedro Warenycia.
 
Dxer H.Klemetz, Colombia, informs:
BOLIVIA: R.Metropolitana 6196,1 announces new international programm from Jan.
23 at 0100 UTC & 0900 UTC (sunday). However it will be remembered that this
years's programm never come out. (instead, at the given times, the station
relayed its FM channel, 88,5 Mhz). The station still verify with 3-Page QSL
Letter, New Pennant & postcards of La Paz.
ECUADOR: New station on SW = ESTEREO CARRIZAL 3260 kHz, 400 W. QTH: Consorcio
Radiofonico Carrizal, Avenida Estudiantil, Quinta Velasquez, Calceta (Manabi).
This is a new station, not a reactivation of La Voz del Rio Carrizal. Signal
poor to fair at 0100 hours UTC.
PERU: An UNID station heard with Fming signal on 4250 kHz until 0150 hours
announcing "Radio Universo".
La Voz de Naranjos, also announcing Radiodifusora Comercial La Voz de Naranjos,
at Naranjos (Rioja), has adjusted frequency, now is on 4300,0 kHz.
 
Lat Logs, Fernando Viloria, Valencia, Venezuela:
3260  Radio Estereo Carrizal, Calceta, 24/11, 0310-0347(sign off), 34232
Tropical dancing mx, Slogan: "En el aire Radio Estereo Carrizal, voz e imagen de
Calceta en sus hogares". ... 0347: "Amigos oyentes hemos culminado una jornada
mas de labores radiofonicas, nos esforzamos por entregarles una programacion que
esperamos haya sido de ... sus expectaciones, al despedirnos agradecemos su
grata compaņis y esperamos contar con su sintonia el dia de maņana cuando sean
las 6 horas, le deseamos a todos felices sueņos y un alegre despertar. Ha
transmitido en la banda internacional de 91 metros, Radio Estereo Carrizal desde
la ciudad de Calceta,...Provincia de Manabi, Republica del Ecuador", then
National Anthem.
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TROPICAL BAND LOGGINGS
_________________________________________________________________
FROM:    MICHIEL SCHAAY
DATE:    Dec-27-94 1:06pm 
 
In a message of <Tue 20 Dec 94 00:43> to All (), you wrote:
 WM> 1203-1220   4900         Chinese. unID. Vocals accompanied by flute,
 WM> string ensemble; announcements in Chinese. Heard about 4 songs, similar to
 WM> Chinese pop over R. Chi Int. WRTH showed inactive, winter-only on this
 WM> freq, for r. Haixia 2 service to TWN; unable to copy any // freqs
 WM> however. UTC + 8 would give Fuzhou, China dark with my sunrise. Voice
 WM> indistinguishable by 1217; music deteriorating 1220.
 
Around 13.00 UTC we get the first very faint signals from this station, here in
Holland. We get it from the other direction though. When the stations fades out
at your location, it fades in at mine .... :->
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INDONESIA 5030,4 KHZ?
_________________________________________________________________
FROM:    MICHIEL SCHAAY
DATE:    Dec-28-94 10:35am 
 
In a message of <Wed 21 Dec 94 12:03> to All (), you wrote:
 AS> Why is this station "mysterious" ? I am beginning to think you must not
 AS> have seen my earlier posting in which I mentioned that this is almost
 AS> certainly RRI Sibolga which we list on 5030 in the 1995 edition of WRTH
 AS> <listings were updated as usual by David Foster of OZDX fame>.
 
Right. I've also mentioned this in two seperate postings here, but got no
reaction whatsoever. I do wonder if I am getting through .... in one of my
postings I asked Wian to confirm reception of the message and I only got a reply
from Hermod.
So far, I find rec.radio.shortwave highly overrated as compared to the good old
fido-game. I was glad to see you back in the shortwave echo !
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TWR SWAZILAND FREQUENCY
_________________________________________________________________
FROM: JOHN BARNARD 
DATE:    Dec-29-94 8:08pm 
 
I have come across a TWR frequency that isn't listed in the 1995 Passport. The
following information may help anyone who hasn't QSLed Swaziland yet. Broadcast
time is between 0350-0500 UTC on 7150 kHz. Carrier can be heard quite well at
0350 then at 0355 the TWR interval signal is played and station ids can be
heard. Programming in vernacular can be heard until 0430 at which point English
programming commences. Signal is quite strong but starts to fade by 0420 or so.
Signal is still audible and intelligible even at 0500.
        Reception was made on R390A, HQ-180C and SP-600 connected to various
random wire antennas.
_________________________________________________________________
 
Briefs of MediaScan/SCDX 2215
_________________________________________________________________
FROM:    GEORGE WOOD
DATE:    Jan-4-95 10:54am 
 
ASIAN MEDIA NEWS:
INDIA--India's Doordarshan is set to launch via satellite to the world this
year. Doordarshan International is now (or about to) broadcasting to Asia via
Asiasat. In June broadcasts to Europe and North America are to being via PAS- 4
(which is not in orbit yet). In the meantime, PanAmSat has offered a transponder
on the trans-Atlantic PAS-1. ("Tele-Satellit" via Martyn Williams)
_________________________________________________________________
 
LOGGINGS
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FROM:    HERMOD PEDERSEN
DATE:    Jan-7-95 12:47pm 
 
Some loggings from Huar d, southern Sweden, a small village famous for Katja of
Sweden (who has moved on...), the murder and the small  bar below the local
bank.  Receiver: NRD525 Antenna:  beverage, 700 meters, directed west
 
2310    4.1   1600  ABC, Alice Springs, with Beyond Midnight, with
                     lots of oldies, Q3-4
2325    4.1   1600  ABC, Tennant Creek, best of these three, Q4
2485    4.1   1600  ABC, Katerine came through weakest, Q2
3213    4.1   0200  UNID French speaking, Q2, I think I heard a Radio
                     Canada ID, but... maybe a feeder?
3255    3.1   0300- BBC Lesotho s/on, Q3
3324,9  4.1   0310  Radio Liberal, Q3
3340    3.1  -0404  Radio Altura - "una emisora al servicio del pais"
                     with birthday greetings, Q3
3396    4.1   0300- Zimbabwe s/on with nat.ant, Q3
4419  2,4.1  -0401  Radio Frecuencia Lider, with huaynos, Q1-2
4508,7  4.1   0010  Radio San Joaquin, Q3
4510,2  3.1   0050  Radio Paucartambo, Q1-2
4552,3  4.1   0020  Radio Difusora Tropico with long news px, Q1-3
4632v   3.1   0220  OID so far... At first sure it was Radio
                     Radio Guayaramerin, but frequent Peruvian news
                     made me wonder. Got some Radio Panamericana
                     IDs before c/d 04.15 - and there is one R.P.
                     in Lima on MV, but... Also got som comercial
                     for Banco Internacional de Lima, so it seems
                     that it is some Peruvian, though I do have heard
                     some strange co-transmissions before.
                     Enormous and constant frequency drift between
                     4631,7 - 4632,5 (which gave some curios side
                     effects, as when they were about to say something
                     interesting, the station went away in one
                     direction or the other, so I had to try to hang
                     on, preferably in the right direction) Q1-2
4649   30.12  0005  Radio Santa Ana with lots of mensajes in program
                     El Mensajero, Q2
4924,2  3.1   0120  Radio San Miguel, with exerpts from "la historia
                     de la biblia" amongst lots of music, Q2
4904,8  3.1   0110  Radio La Oroya, Q1-2
4965,8 30.12 -0104  Radio San Miguel, Cusco, with 30 min extra trans-
                     mission from a local fiesta after official c/d
                     0035; which gave two nat.anthems, Q1-2
4995,8  3.1   0140  Radio Andina, comercial farmacia, huaynos, Q2
5010,3 29.12 -0259  ERPE with magnificent s/off, Q2
5019,8  4.1   0255  Ecos del Atrato, Q2
5024,9  3.1   0150  Radio Quillabamba with sports px, "fighting" with
                     Radio Rebelde, Q2
5025    3.1   0150  Radio Rebelde with telephone px, Q3
                     lots of pop music, such as Stand by me, Q2
5034,9  3.1  -0200  OID c/d with nat.anthem, probably Peru (I use to
                     mix those nat.ant, as a few of them are quite
                     similar...)
5049,8  3.1  -0205  Radio Jesus del Gran Poder, c/d with Gloria a ti,
                     the nat.anthem
5620,9 3,4.1 -0245  Radio Ilucan, with several personal messages,
                     so called comunicados. Closes without nat.anthem,
                     use to play some appropriate song instead, such
                     as Do'nde estara'?, Q3 DATE:    Dec-27-94 1:06pm 
_________________________________________________________________
 
BRAZILIAN STATION WANT QSL
_________________________________________________________________
FROM:    EGIAROLL & TOM
DATE:    Dec-26-94 2:35pm 
 
A Brazilian station named "Radio Nova Visao", wants reports about their
transmissions.  Earlier name was "Transamerica", and because of duplicate name
they stopped transmissions for about one year.  Now they are transmiting for
about 3 mouths, from Santa Maria (30 S, 54 W) at RGS, Brazil.
 Call sign:
   ZYE857 on  5965 Khz (lower  power)
   ZYE858 on 11705 Khz (higher power)
 They did not yet informed the operating power.
Transmiting schedule:
Mon to Fry from 1100 to 2100 UTC
Sat, Sun   from 1100 to 2300 UTC
 
Studios located in Sao Paulo city:
Radio Nova Visao
Rua do Manifesto, 1373
04209-001 Sao Paulo Brazil
_________________________________________________________________
 
RFPI BROADCAST SCHEDULE JANUARY-MARCH 1995
_________________________________________________________________
FROM:    ROBERT HOUSTON
DATE:    Dec-26-94 9:11pm 
 
CURRENT FREQUENCIES:
7385 (AM)  (41 METERS)  2100-0800
15030 (AM)  (19 METERS)  1400-0000
9400 (USB) (31 METERS) 24 HOURS
17905 (USB)  (16 METERS) 1700-0000
12150 (USB)  (25 METERS) 0000-1300
_________________________________________________________________
 
PANAJI, INDIA ON AIR
_________________________________________________________________
FROM:    ANDY SENNITT
DATE:    Jan-10-95 12:11pm 
 
DX Grapevine, the magazine of the Universal DX League based in India, reports
that one of the new External Service transmitters at Panaji is now on the air
with Hindi at 0325-0415 on 11855, and Arabic at 0430-0530 on 11730. The exact
location is the village of Bambolim, just across the hill (Altino> from Panaji.
This was the old transmitter site of Emissora Goa during the Portugese era. Goa
has not been on shortwave ever since 1969 when it was liberated [sic} from
Portuguese rule.

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