Re: [HCDX] RRI MAKASSAR 4753,43 kHz

[Martin Elbe <elbe@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

> Funny enough  to answer to a question of my own. According to the Oxford 
> Dictionary of the World 
> MAKASSAR is the name of former  (until c. 1970)  UJUNG PANDANG.

Ooops. I think it's the other way round. Makassar is the old name, Ujung
Pandang the new name. Or has it changed again?

At least the name Ujung Pandang was still in use in the eighties.

-- 
73's
Martin  

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