BC-DX TopNews WWDXC #945 BC-DX 945

giving a speech, in Spanish, about Colombia. // 13680 kHz very poor under
QRM. Very good, Nov 8.
(Harold Sellers-BC-CAN, DXplorer Nov 9)
Log of Oct 31 by wb. At same time RHabanaCuba San Felipe/Quivican En 6150,
Sp 6060 kHz both at 8-9! UT, S=8-9. 15120 RHC in Spanish S=9, and // 15360
little bit stronger S=9+10dB, at 1250 UT: "Hola Ustedes Amigos" ...
festival mundial de juventud y estudiantes.... - on 15120 kHz tiny
underneath co-ch BSKSA Bengali towards SoAS target.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 31)
Re: About poor information you are announcing on the HCDX list about RHC
and possible remedy.
OK amigo ! Would you like to receive the complete B10 schedule, with all
the languages, as well as the ALO Presidente transmission ?
73 and DX
Your friend in Havana
Arnie Coro CO2KK
Host of Dxers Unlimited radio hobby program.
Radio Habana Cuba.
(Prof Arnaldo Coro Antich-CUB CO2KK, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 31)
Dear Mr. BueschelW
I wonder from where did you obtained the wrong information about Radio
Havana Cuba broadcasts that is circulating on the HCDX list? Below are
the two most recent examples that I saw today on the HCDX Internet E-mail
list.
> Quivican ?
Radio Havana Cuba transmissions are broadcast by RadioCuba, and the sites
can be changed as required, because there is interoperability of antenna
facilities.
For example, our San Felipe site [2 kilometers west of TXsite], that you
are wrongly naming as Quivican is on the air using the 6150 kHz frequency
with a much modified PKB'250M transmitter and with the possibility of
selecting different antennas ... Typically the 6150 kHz broadcast is done
using a QUADRANT antenna, that is essentially omnidirectional , but it can
be switched to other antennas.
If there is need to do maintenance work at the San Felipe site, we can put
on the air the 6150 kHz frequency from the Bauta site, using a similar
QUADRANT antenna with a 100 kW transmitter.
15120 is normally on the air from Bauta, using the transmitter site
curtain array antennas, typically HR4,4,0,8 . The local morning broadcast
is directed towards South America.
If we need to do maintenance to the Bauta transmitter or antennas, we can
use the San Felipe station, with a similar antenna HR4,4,1,0 that is
aiming in the same azimuth, that is 160 degrees.
Many years ago, I directed the modification of one of the two HR4,4,1,0
arrays of the San Felipe site, so that the main beam is now at 172
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