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COMMUNICATIONS

. . .

Jamaica.

We've been hearing JBC

Ra-

dio One on

a new

frequency of 850

kHz

during

hours of

darkness. Ron Schatz

says

channel

1 is registered

for a relay at

Old Harbour,

southwest of

Kingston.

Nicaragua. This country

has become

rather paranoid about

"intrusion"

foreign broadcasts,

something

which is

actually completely

natural

and un-

avoidable

small country

next to

others.

On an

anti -communist

TV pro-

gram in Miami,

former Nicaraguan

gov-

ernment

communications

minister

Mario

Cordero

charged

that the Sandinstas

are

setting

up to

two powerful

new transmit-

ters of

their own,

one about

100

northwest

Managua, and the

other

remote coastal area

lacking

roads

near

Puerto Cabezas

on the Caribbean.

assume

these

will

mediumwave.

Saba.

There has been a radio station

this

Netherlands

Antille for a year or two,

which has

escaped

official

notice, but has

been heard by

visitors to nearby St.

Maarten, such

John

Schmid -it's

Voice

of Saba,

on 1410 kHz.

St. Kitts. Another

small Caribbean

island is

well -known among

medium -

wave DXers, thanks

to the powerful

Radio Paradise,

835 kHz, another

U.S. -

backed gospel outlet.

But

now it's made

short

waves too,

due to a third

harmonic

2475 kHz, heard during

the evening

hours by Bob

Hill in Massachusetts.

San

Andres. This Colombian

island off

Nicaragua amounts

to a separate

radio

country

well -known to

hams, but

not to

mediumwave

and shortwave

listen-

ers, since

its radio stations

are usually

mixed in with Colombian

mainlanders.

Radio

Morgan

(probably

named after the

pirate Henry

Morgan) has

made

sur-

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1986

SOFTWARE

FOCUS

(froth page 74)

and

sentences

as you

might

when

reading

for pure

enjoyment.

But

the business

and educational

world of

reading,

this

not generally

necessary.

And that's

where

speed

reading

comes

in.

A key consideration

in this

training

pro-

gram

is learning

not to

read every

word.

you do, you'll

limit yourself

to a

fraction

your reading

speed potential.

Instead,

reading

"idea

clusters"

is the core

of the

training

presented

in MicroSpeedRead.

The program

operated

flawlessly,

though

wish that one

could

press `Escape"

in the

middle of sections

should one

wish

quit

a part

and

move swiftly

to another.

But

since

I'm talking

about

only seconds

time

perhaps

wasted, this

is really

a minor

criticism.

MicroSpeedRead

most useful

com-

puter

program

for anyone

who would

improve

his

reading productivity.

Average

reading speed

is 250

words per

minute,

by the

way,

while

500

wpm is con-

sidered

be only

"good."

Do you

mea-

sure

well? IYE

prise appearance on

2522.8 kHz, the sec-

ond

harmonic of 1261.4

(nominal 1260

kHz), during the evening.

We found

fascinating

listening, with

its mixture

Spanish

and Caribbean

English. Also on

the air

from the island is

Radio

San

An-

dres, 910

kHz, seldom heard

in the USA;

but

we picked it up during

the daytime on

visit

to Costa

Rica.

Sweden.

After decades as

a Tuesday

fixture,

"Sweden

Calling

DXers" moved

Wednesday on Radio Sweden

Inter-

national. Complicating

the picture

was

an advanced start

to the next UTC

day's

programming, so that

appears

on the

2300

UTC

Tuesday, and

1400

UTC

Wed-

nesday

broadcasts,

the

latter on 15345.

Once

a prime source

for

shortwave

news, that now

secondary

informa-

tion about computers,

satellites, etc.

U.S.A.

KCBI,

Dallas, has added

"World of Radio" to

its schedule,

Fri-

days at

2100 UTC on

11790, and Sundays

1830

on 11905.

WHRI, Noblesville, Indiana,

went

the air toward

the end of last year.

After

several frequency changes

to avoid

inter-

ference, this schedule

emerged:

1100

-1300 on 5995,

1300 -1500 on

11850,

1500

-1700 on

15105,

1700 -1900

15355, 1900 -2100 on

11865, 2100 -2300

on 9770,

2300 -0100 on 11775,

0100 -0300

on 9745, 0300 -0600

on 7400, 0600 -0800

on 6100,

0800 -1100 on

7355. Part of

these are directed

northeast, part

directed to the southeast.

There may

have

been

further

changes

in March.

Radio Earth quickly

moved from

KCBI to

WHRI, where it could broad-

cast

at its preferred prime

time, 10 pm

EST (0300 UTC year-

round), six nights

week,

7400 kHz.

KVOH, Simi

Valley, California, ex-

perienced

delays in transmitter delivery,

but hoped to start

testing by early

March. NDXE, Opelika,

Alabama, con-

tinues

a major advertising

campaign

without

any transmitters

and continual

target

date delays; they've

been predict-

ing July 4, 1986.

Meanwhile, the FCC

points out

that they do

not plan to au-

thorize such

an N -prefix callsign

for a

broadcasting

sation.

This won't neces-

sarily

keep the station

from going

those

letters -the call

letters just

won't

be official.

Say You Saw

It In

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