Re: [HCDX] Help with ID please

[Moisés Knochen <mknochen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I apologize for my previous posting of July 13:

>Sorry, but in the audio there is not any mention to a radio station nor ID
>but a commercial advertisement. The shop (could not understand its name)
>apparently now has new continuous schedule ("nuestro nuevo horario") for
>better serving their customers.
>
>The accent corresponds to the Caribbean area, could be from Venezuela,
>Panama or Puerto Rico, I think certainly not Colombia.
>
>73,
>Moisés Knochen
>Montevideo, Uruguay

In fact it was intended to be a response to a previous message from a 
Scottish DXer:

>Can anyone help with the ID of this SS language station?
>
><http://www.hard-core-dx.com/redirect.php?http://www.geocities.com/yahfantafooty/1500.mp3>http://www.geocities.com/yahfantafooty/1500.mp3 
>
>
>Recorded at 0100 UTC 27/06 on 1500 kHz
>
>There appears to be an ID at around 12 seconds "Radio ?????? Dos" It
>certainly doesn't appear to be Radio Dos Mil from Venezuela.
>
>Near the end of the recording I think the announcer says "...tu nuevo
>radio". I wonder, could this be a new radio station?
>
>Paul
>Troon, Scotland


Sorry for the mistake
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