4531.98/ 4536.41 Radio Cielo, Chiclayo, el departamento de Lambayeque (Per�). 2320 UTC. After the Japanese Dxer TIN visited Chiclayo in the beginning of this year I have noted Radio Cielo occasionally up to July 5 and July 10 operating on 4531.98 resp. 4536.41 kHz. After a long time of listening at different frequencies I think the QTH of the station is Chiclayo. I read with a big laugh what TIN writes - this pirate is run by Sr. Cielo Salazar in Chiclayo who is both a radio technician and a policeman(!!). Thanks Takayuki! (See SWB 1479 viaTakayuki Inoue Nozaki, Japan, DSWCI DX Window Feb 13 via DXLD).
5064.77 Unid LA. June 28 2002 - 2345 UTC. Only heard this date with ads for something in "Santa Clara". Close down 0015 UTC. Cuba? Now also Radio Santa Rosa has it�s own little QTH! 5122.17 Radio Santa Rosa, el distrito de Tabaconas, la provincia de San Ignacio, el departamento de Cajamarca (Per�). July 6 2002 - 2320 UTC. I feel very satisfied and happy when I finally after more than a month of listening managed to catch a QTH for this "Radio Santa Rosa" with unknown QTH - logged for the first time May 28 and was listed in SWB 1486. Even if you speak good Spanish it is often difficult to catch the QTH given by the DJ, this due to lousy signal, weak modulation, bad microphone, etc. I recommend everyone to visit "Ventanaper�"(see SWB 1459) - you seldom need to go down to the level "caser�os", mostly it is enough to go to "distritos" which can be found in this excellent site. To have the geographical names in front of you when you listen to the tape recording is of enormous help to get an ID . Gave the address: "Radio Santa Rosa, Avenida Huancabamba s/n, Tabaconas". (s/n means "sin n�mero"/without number). Info from "Ventanaper�": Provincia de San Ignacio, cuya capital es San Ignacio. Sus distritos son: Chirinos, Huarango, La Coipa, Namballe, San Ignacio, San Jos� de Lourdes, Tabaconas; con una poblaci�n total de 111,070 hab. 5674.7 Unid LA. Our member Tore B. Vik/TBV has an Unid on this frequency . TBV writes: "A new challenge for you - 5674,7 - probably a rlg stn - Id "Voz Cristiana" - heard relaying R.Marantial - Riviadavia - Argentina. What can this be?" BM: I have listened to this station both mornings and evenings but here there is nothing at or around this frequency. TBV says in a later mail that it comes in late, about 0220 UTC and he also thinks it is a pretty northern station, for instance Central America. I have several times heard "Voz Cristiana" in Chile with co-transmission or realy of different Argentinian FM-stations. On behalf of our member Tore Larsson/TL at WRTH:s staff, I recently contacted Radio Filadelfia-1170 kHz in Guayaquil and got to know that withing a month they will start up transmissions from Quito on the fequency of 780 kHz. By satelite they will have transmissons from "Voz Cristiana" in Florida. So I wonder: is there a connection between "Voz Cristiana" in Chile and Florida? TBV means it is not probable thayt it is a harmonic. But if we play a little with the thought. I have checked some of the possibilities and on the frequency of 17024.38 kHz there is a very weak signal with extremely faint audio so I can�t get the language. In theory it is 3 x 5674.79 = 17024.38 kHz. 9674.79 Radio Pac�fico, Lima (Per�). July 2002 - 2200 UTC. Two female DJs in the programme "La voz de los chicos". ID: "Radio Pac�fico LV evang�lica del pueblo peruano en su frecuencia de 640 AM". Gave telephone number as : 4 33 19 14. 73 from BM (Bj�rn Malm) in Quito! [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Please give credit to both SWB and BM when quoting information above!) ---[Start Commercial]--------------------- Keep in mind EDXC Conference 2002 in mid-August - the biggest DX and SWL meeting in Europe! See http://www.sdxl.org/edxc/edxc2002.html, come to Pori, Finland and enjoy! ---[End Commercial]----------------------- ________________________________________ Hard-Core-DX mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www2.hard-core-dx.com/mailman/listinfo/hard-core-dx http://www.hard-core-dx.com/ _______________________________________________ THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS FREE. It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at http://dsl.org/copyleft/dsl.txt
