I'd try to check KBIF out Colin but next door KNEW and their bloody IBOC
prevents that at my location.
Don
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This info is somewhat dated but KBIF in the recent past has been
programming in some SE Asian language most times. Pete is probably
right-that it's "Hmong". Previous to that they ran programs in all
sorts of languages, including european types.
Hmong is related to Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean - Sino Tibetan ...
What I heard was Indo-European - 100% sure. I know my languages
and it was Hindi, Urdu or Punjabi.
Thanks for all the help folks - this one will remain a mystery.
Thanks to Dr. Richard E. Wood of Ian McFarlands Series 2 CD set for
helping me nail down the languages better -
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Colin Newell - Editor - coffeecrew.com | coffee.bc.ca | DXer.ca
Web-Design / E-Commerce / Writing
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
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