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RadioGuy wrote:
philly45 wrote in message hlink.net... Will Radio Netherlands be ending their broadcasts to the East Coast of the US? Still broadcasting to East Coast North America but with weird hours and frequencies; 1 hour progarams on weekdays, 1.5 hours on weekends (weird frequencies) and repeat broadcasts. I believe that the East Coast broadcast is at 0000 on 9845. I know that Spain for one has their sole NAm broadcast on at the same time, so I listen to the West Coast stream at 0400 on either 6165 or 9590 (although I find that 6165 has less fading). I'm in California, so this works out. I'm not sure what is weird about this; RN broadcasts are timed to be at 8pm local time in each time spot (East, Central and West). North America schedule: http://www.rnw.nl/en/html/northamerica.html Internet 'On Target': http://www.rnw.nl/en/ Worldwide frequencies and broadcast times Autumn-Winter season 2003-04: http://www.rnw.nl/en/html/tuning_in.html RG |
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