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NEW Country logged!!

SomeRadioGuy

SomeRadioGuy

Hearing new countries on SW is tough, as these days, many of the various broadcasters/stations/programs all come from one of the 2 dozen or so sites across the world.

Well, Saturday night about 730pm AKDT (0330UTC Sun) I bagged Peru. Talk in what was spanish or something soundalike along with religious music was fading up on 4810khz but getting hammered by codar. The music and talk was 1kw Radio Logos on 4810 from Peru!
 
SomeRadioGuy said:
Hearing new countries on SW is tough, as these days, many of the various broadcasters/stations/programs all come from one of the 2 dozen or so sites across the world.

Well, Saturday night about 730pm AKDT (0330UTC Sun) I bagged Peru. Talk in what was spanish or something soundalike along with religious music was fading up on 4810khz but getting hammered by codar. The music and talk was 1kw Radio Logos on 4810 from Peru!
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Congrats!
 
SomeRadioGuy said:
Hearing new countries on SW is tough, as these days, many of the various broadcasters/stations/programs all come from one of the 2 dozen or so sites across the world.

Well, Saturday night about 730pm AKDT (0330UTC Sun) I bagged Peru. Talk in what was spanish or something soundalike along with religious music was fading up on 4810khz but getting hammered by codar. The music and talk was 1kw Radio Logos on 4810 from Peru!
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Good one!!
 
Not easy nowadays as there are so few tropical band broadcasters nowadays. They were way more prevalent in the '90s and earlier. At least Radio Clube do Para is still using 4.885 and gets out well when the sunspots aren't crazy.
 
cyberdad said:
Nicely done, Paul!
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I'll eventually post audio and youll hear that "Getting hammered by Codar" is a bit of an understatement lol:)
 
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