ka3jjz
Wiki Admin Emeritus
There may be some out there wondering if there's anything out of Honduras that we can hear.
Unfortunately we're getting into that time of year when tropical band stuff gets more difficult, with increased absorption and noise from thunderstorms. While there isn't any national stations per se, the only one I can think of would be 3340 HRMI R Misiones. As you might guess from the name, it is a religious station, and has numerous English language programs. I think I've seen some reports of news items from time to time, but not regularly. It wouldn't surprise me to hear that they've shut down for now, due to the coup, and the frequency does wander a couple of khz either way. It's not going to be easy to hear, if they actually are still on the air.
As usual, keeping an ear on the well known World of Radio, the NASWA list and the other various SWL related groups (such as ASWLC for our Pacific friends) will bear fruit, if there's any to be had. But I wouldn't hold my breath.
73 Mike
Unfortunately we're getting into that time of year when tropical band stuff gets more difficult, with increased absorption and noise from thunderstorms. While there isn't any national stations per se, the only one I can think of would be 3340 HRMI R Misiones. As you might guess from the name, it is a religious station, and has numerous English language programs. I think I've seen some reports of news items from time to time, but not regularly. It wouldn't surprise me to hear that they've shut down for now, due to the coup, and the frequency does wander a couple of khz either way. It's not going to be easy to hear, if they actually are still on the air.
As usual, keeping an ear on the well known World of Radio, the NASWA list and the other various SWL related groups (such as ASWLC for our Pacific friends) will bear fruit, if there's any to be had. But I wouldn't hold my breath.
73 Mike
