Charles Hawtrey wrote:

What other frequencies do they use? I'm interested in the Tok Pisin
language of PNG but have never heard it spoken.

This from DXLD 4-002, January 4, 2004:

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. On Dec 11, I was able to hear the following
stations from 0930 onwards: 3205, 3220, 3235, 3245 (!), 3260, 3275,
3290 (not regular), 3315 (not regular), 3325, 3355, 3365, 3375 and
4890.

9675, NBC, Port Moresby, 0308 (fade in)-0410, Dec 11, English, ``NBC
News``, weather forecast, ID: ``.. on Karai National Radio ... of the
Voice of Papua new Guinea... at 20 o`clock the news in brief``. At
best 34543 (Roland Schulze, Mangaldan, Philippines, DSWCI DX Window
Dec 31 via DXLD)**

The 90 meter band frqs will get you a taste of Tok Pisin (Pidgin)!
Lots of stations to be heard from PNG, when they are up and the band is
open.

Generally good for QSL's too.

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B
"I swear by, not at, Drake receivers"

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