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Re: [HCDX] Radio Havana Cuba is still and will continue to use 6180 kHz
Arnie,
Read my comments again. The point is the 0500-0700 UT period only, when RHC was colliding with VOA Greenville for at least the last 4+ months, both in English, and an intolerable mixture at least here in your central USA target area. When I first heard 6140 after 0500 August 12, there was no RHC signal audible on 6180, in Spanish or any other language. Also the next night, I could not hear RHC after 0500 on 6180.
Are you claiming that RHC is still using 6180 after 0500? Of course you are still using it before 0500, in Spanish now instead of English, as I have also reported, but that is not a problem with VOA.
If RHC is still on 6180 after 0500 we shall eventually be able to detect it, in which case you are technically correct. If not, I suggest that you acknowledge this fact immediately, even if you do not want to admit that the presence of VOA was a very good reason to move elsewhere. And if you are still using it after 0500 you are still getting creamed by VOA, altho not causing as much interference to it.
73, Glenn Hauser
--- On Wed, 8/13/08, Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich <coro@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> From: Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich <coro@xxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [HCDX] Radio Havana Cuba is still and will continue to use 6180 kHz
> To: odxa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "HCDX" <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Gayle Van Horn" <gaylemt@xxxxxxxxxx>, "Gayle Van Horn" <teakpub@xxxxxxxxxx>, "kevin redding" <amfmdx@xxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2008, 11:27 AM
> *The never ending bashing against Radio Havana Cuba
> by Señor Glenn Hauser continues...
> He has posted at every possible site related to short
> wave listening a message that sent his credibility down
> the drain....
> For the information of the readers of ODXA
> yahoogroups,HCDX
> and other shor wave listeners e-mail lists and groups:
> Radio Havana Cuba continues to use the 6180 kiloHertz
> frequency
> registered at the ITU .
> We are now operating the 6180 kiloHertz frequency
> with a different antenna pattern and have optimized the
> coverage
> of Central North America on 6140 kiloHertz.
> Again, and to make it clear as a bell... you can pick up
> RHC
> in Spanish on 6180 kiloHertz, a 49 meters band channel that
> we have not left empty or will leave empty anytime in the
> foreseeable future...
>
> Signed
> Arnie Coro
> Host of Dxers Unlimited
>
> Havana , Cuba
> 13 August 2008
> 12.30 PM 16.30 UTC
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