[HCDX] Cumbre schedule changes not available yet

["Marie A. Lamb" <malamb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Due to Joe Brashier being away from World Harvest Radio this week,
their website will not be changed in time for this week's show.
However, here are some hints to help you find DXing with Cumbre
this week.

First, since the World Harvest website has not been updated, the
Hallicrafters website is a place to go to find the B-01 frequency
schedule for all the World Harvest Radio transmitters.  Just go to
http://www.w9wze.org and you'll find a link on the homepage for the SW
Broadcast winter schedules, including the winter frequency changes
for World Harvest Radio.

Also, Joe Brashier has told me that programs on WHRI and WHRA will
be one hour UTC later starting this week, so chances are you can find
your preferred Cumbre transmission one hour UTC later if you listen
to transmissions from the Indiana and Maine sites.  The A-01 Cumbre
schedule is available at http://www.whr.org, so if you move the time
up one UTC hour and tune on the appropriate winter frequency, that should
do it for this week.

Hope this helps,
Marie

Marie Lamb, Host and Producer, DXing with Cumbre on World Harvest Radio
For the Cumbre schedule, visit http://www.whr.org or http://www.cumbredx.org
"Radio is a great profession; it sure beats working."--George Roberts.
"I merely toil in the cornfield that is radio."--Fred Allen.


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