Von: BueschelW@web.de im Auftrag von Wolfgang Bueschel ...

CHN SZG Shijiazhuang 2x500/600 kW at 38 14 00.00 N 114 05 00.00 E
SZG Shijiazhuang 2x500 / 600 kW was erected in the late 60ties, when Radio
Peking in English fed the Tirana-Albania relay on 7120, 9457 and 9780 kHz
towards North America. During hot war time era in Vietnam ...
(comments by wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 27, 2008;
wb, SW TXsite July 5, 2010)
CONGO 6115 Radio Congo, at 1812 UT July 2, French, ID by woman, into
hilife. Not the usual news program I've come to expect at this time. Best
in LSB, with someone about 300 Hz on the high side (though this one seems
to be very close to nominal).
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld July 6)
CUBA I have been hearing RHC on 5040 kHz with good signal here in Rio de
Janeiro, the first time I got it was during the DX program, by the way,
with info about contests and new frequencies. Signal good. My question is,
what's the point with this frequency, propagation issues affecting higher
frequencies?
(Sarmento Campos-BRA, condiglist yg via dxld)
Sarmento, Arnie Coro's explanation was that 5040 kHz is for better closein
coverage of the Caribbean and Cuba itself, much like R. Rebelde on 5025
kHz, with the same kind of high-angle antenna. It replaced 13790 kHz at
least for the English broadcast at 2300 UT, and 13790 kHz would certainly
have a much larger skip zone, altho it should be propagating OK in our
summer. However, as we all know, both 5025 and 5040 kHz are not restricted
at all to "near-vertical incidence skywave" but reach far beyond as long
as there is darkness. They do hold up during the daytime at shorter
ranges.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld June 30)
CUBA Summer A-10 of Radio Havana Cuba by frequency order:
5040 2100-2300 Spanish
2300-2400 English
0000-0030 French Tue-Sun; Esperanto Mon
0030-0200 French/Creole/French
0200-1100 Spanish
5970 0000-0100 Spanish
0100-0500 English
0700-1100 Spanish
6000 2200-2400 Spanish, Mesa Redonda Mon-Fri
0000-0100 Spanish
0100-0500 English
6010 0500-0700 English
0700-0730 Esperanto Sun
6060 0500-0700 English
0700-1000 Spanish
1100-1200 Spanish, Radio Nacional de Venezuela
6110 1100-0500 Spanish
6120 0000-1100 Spanish
6150 0500-1300 Spanish
6180 1000-1100 Spanish, Radio Nacional de Venezuela
1100-1300 Spanish
9525 2300-0500 Spanish
9600 1100-1300 Spanish
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