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Old May 25th 05, 08:12 PM
Mark Zenier
 
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running dogg wrote:
www.rnw.nl

The web site has sort of a kooky layout, but click around a while and
you'll find freqs. I doubt it lists transmitter sites however, and on
the English language site you'll only find English language
transmissions. Passport is helpful in both respects, although by now the
2005 edition is probably somewhat dated.


A schedule change or two ago I got a full worldwide list off www.rnw.nl,
with transmitter site and language and all the relays of other programs
that they did, too. Look for a link with "technical information" or
something like that, or try the sitemap.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

 
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