** CUBA. Checking the ``Alo, Presidente`` service Sunday July 6: at 1400, 13750 
was already on with Cuban NA, not Venezuelan, opening with RHC diatribe about, 
what else, the 5 héroes. 11875 open carrier pending A,P, as was CRI English 
relay on 13740 still until 1404 when modulation had come up on both. Weaker 
13760 with regular RHC non // programming (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING 
DIGEST)

** CUBA [non]. Following up the absence of R. República from 6135 before 2400 
and 6155 after 0000: tnx to a tip from Antonio Madrid in Spain, new frequency 
at 2200 is 9515. Confirmed here, good atop jamming July 6 at 2310. I was 
standing by at 2356 for QSY announcement. Overblown drama or dramatic reading 
about Cuba Libre ended just in time for them to say that next frequency would 
be 9640 from ``8 pm``, and 9515 cut off at 0000 sharp. 

So I go to 9640. Nothing except lite jamming in `standby mode``. Finally at 
0002 I think, maybe the RR transmitter site is still bringing up 6155? So I 
punch that it in, just in time to hear a couple words in Spanish, and it cuts 
off as they realize their mistake. Back to 9640. Still nothing, until after 
0004, cuts on for a few seconds in Spanish, off again, back to stay before 
0005, taking about genetix. Not as strong as 9515 was, and didn`t really sound 
like RR, and no ID for the next few minutes till I had enough. Recheck at 0129 
and immediately heard R. República ID. 

9640 appears to have been quite open for a new occupant, except for one day a 
week per Aoki, EiBi, UT Sunday:
9640 PAN AMERICAN BC 0030-0045 1...... English 125 90 Wertachtal D 01041E 4805N 
PAB a08 
Maybe in the meantime this transmission has vacated. 9515 was also pretty open 
at 2200-2400 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. Raúl Saavedra in Costa Rica and Ron Howard in California say 9526 
was on the air July 5 at 1300 tho I could not hear it. Audible again here 
Sunday July 6 but VOI`s clock is really off: at 1252 soft romantic music, 1300 
not into English but in middle of Japanese service with YL speaking distinctly. 
Recheck at 1325, now in English talking about Bali, 1326 ID mentioning the 
three frequencies, which they never use simultaneously; indeed it is rare for 
them to use even two, but signal getting too weak, deep fades.

Aoki says this 250 kW Cimanggis transmitter is aimed 30 degrees, 
which is just right for us in CNAm. The great circle route crosses 
the entire island chain of Japan, tangentially attains about 58 degrees north 
latitude in SW Alaska, and carries on to Enid some 9800 miles away (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###


      

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