Hi there everyone, I am from Scotland, new to this forum and looking forward to reading through all your posts.
The reason why I'm sending this post today is that, while listening to my shortwave radio last night, I came across a CBC Radio One stream on 6160kHz, reception was poor but I could just about make out 'the world at six' and a identification of CBC Labrador at the end of the newscast.
A google search found that this was CKZN from Goose Bay. My question is does anyone in Labrador or with the other shortwave service CKZU (from Vancouver) still use this service? I thought that all of eastern Canada and British Columbia would have been served by AM and FM?
Thanks in advance and looking forward to your replys,
Rob.
The reason why I'm sending this post today is that, while listening to my shortwave radio last night, I came across a CBC Radio One stream on 6160kHz, reception was poor but I could just about make out 'the world at six' and a identification of CBC Labrador at the end of the newscast.
A google search found that this was CKZN from Goose Bay. My question is does anyone in Labrador or with the other shortwave service CKZU (from Vancouver) still use this service? I thought that all of eastern Canada and British Columbia would have been served by AM and FM?
Thanks in advance and looking forward to your replys,
Rob.