Re: [HCDX] Questions About U.S. Shortwave Stations

[Walter Salmaniw <salmaniw@xxxxxxx>]

At 12:16 PM 10/18/2003, Thomas Giella KN4LF wrote:
> I'm catching up on my old paper shortwave log for U.S. stations before I 
> begin using my new computer logging program. Anyone have the latest 
> accurate broadcast schedules for KIMF Pinon, NM, WWBS Macon, GA. and KHBN, 
> Palau?
>   Also is the current WHRA transmitter location in Greenbush, ME the same 
> one that WCSN/WVHA used in Scott's Corner, ME? I sure miss the Christian 
> Science Monitor SW broadcasts. I thought that their news reporting was 
> excellent.

Thomas, I don't think KIMF have ever gone on the air (they had two 
frequencies listed 24 hrs /day, the night one I think is 5880).  I haven't 
heard WWBS for some time either on 11910 weekends only from 0000 to 0200, I 
believe.  Didn't the owner die very recently?  Not sure about KHBN.  I 
think they're still around and audible mornings here on the west coast.


Walter (Volodya) Salmaniw, MD
    Victoria, BC, Canada 


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