In article , running dogg wrote:

Telamon wrote:

In article , running dogg wrote:

I was listening to the start of Radio Havana's second hour at 0200 on
9820 when they announced three frequencies: 6000, 9820 and what sounded
like 11705. Passport doesn't have them listed on 11705 at 0200. I tuned
there but all I heard was a carrier. Has anybody heard them on 11705
after 0100 nights local time in North America?

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Most news readers will take the -- as the start of the sig and not make
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The "Posted via Newsfeeds.Com" signature is tacked on by the usenet
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it. I have no way to NOT include this as part of the message. I
apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but like I said this bit
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You might give them a call or email. They might be inclined to fix it.

In the past RHC has used this frequency in SSB. I looked it up in this
years Passport and it lists RHC as AM, spanish 11:00 to 15:00 UTC with
100kW to S America.

Yes, but it's not listed as being on after 0100 in English to NAm.

Well, according to ILG the VOA broadcasts is english on 11,705 during
those times most of the week.

RHC is on 17,705 00:00 to 00:30 UTC. Maybe that is what you heard.

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Telamon
Ventura, California