I have noticed the absence of Radio Havana Cuba for the past day or so. I do
not find this to be so unusual considering the Hurricane that went thru Cuba.
However I do find it strange that 1180-AM Radio Rebelde is still going, and the
Cuban jamming of Radio Marti Shortwave still continues.



George Thurman

GSthurman wrote:

I have noticed the absence of Radio Havana Cuba for the past day or so. I do
not find this to be so unusual considering the Hurricane that went thru Cuba.
However I do find it strange that 1180-AM Radio Rebelde is still going, and the
Cuban jamming of Radio Marti Shortwave still continues.

They have their priorities!

dxAce

Where is the transmitter / Antenna / Power lines in relation to the Hurricanes
path..?


In article ,
(GSthurman) writes:

Subject: RADIO HAVANA CUBA OFF THE AIR
From: (GSthurman)
Date: 15 Aug 2004 17:03:44 GMT

I have noticed the absence of Radio Havana Cuba for the past day or so. I do
not find this to be so unusual considering the Hurricane that went thru Cuba.

However I do find it strange that 1180-AM Radio Rebelde is still going, and
the
Cuban jamming of Radio Marti Shortwave still continues.



George Thurman

Diverd4777 wrote:

Where is the transmitter / Antenna / Power lines in relation to the Hurricanes
path..?

Transmitters are located at Bauta, 82.30W 23.00N, just west of Habana proper.

There are approximately 14 shortwave transmitters there, ranging from 7.5 to 100
kw.

That is about where Charley went through.

dxAce