www.devilfinder.com mhp: the cia Radio Swan Swan Island

Ever heard of that one before?
cuhulin

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www.devilfinder.com mhp: the cia Radio Swan Swan Island

Ever heard of that one before?
cuhulin

Yep see URL
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_..._Caribbean_Sea

http://www.trsc.com/ref_radio_swan_americas.html



When Amateur Radio was used on Swan Island -- the prefix was KD4, KS4 at one
time a DXCC entity. Now deleted

CL

I guess the reason (if there is a reason) I mentioned Swan Island is
because of an article I read a few days ago at
www.cryptome.org/index.html cia-gripe.htm

I wonder what all was going on there,wayyyy back when? Stuff like that
does interest me.Well,you know what they say,,, Curiosity killed the
cat.
cuhulin

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I guess the reason (if there is a reason) I mentioned Swan Island is
because of an article I read a few days ago at
www.cryptome.org/index.html cia-gripe.htm

I wonder what all was going on there,wayyyy back when? Stuff like that
does interest me.Well,you know what they say,,, Curiosity killed the
cat.
cuhulin

Actually cats are smart and dogs are dumb. Ever see cats pulling an eskimo
sled ? (:-0
CL

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www.devilfinder.com mhp: the cia Radio Swan Swan Island

Ever heard of that one before?

I remember them as Radio Americas. Being a naive SWL'er at the time I failed to
try and QSL them. That's one valuable QSL these days.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

That was my first long distance MW station. After WJJD 1160 used to go off
every night, I would hear them on 1157kHz. My next dx station was PJB on
800kHz, followed by 4VEF in Haiti. I used a Zenith Royal 41.

Pete

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wrote:

www.devilfinder.com mhp: the cia Radio Swan Swan Island

Ever heard of that one before?

I remember them as Radio Americas. Being a naive SWL'er at the time I
failed to
try and QSL them. That's one valuable QSL these days.

dxAce
Michigan
USA