Text of press release by the Cary, North Carolina-based Christian radio
station Trans World Radio on 29 November

Reaffirming a longstanding commitment to proclaim the good news of Jesus
Christ throughout South America, international Christian broadcaster Trans
World Radio (TWR) on 21 November formally dedicated a new 50,000-watt
shortwave transmitter in the southern city of Santa Maria, Brazil. The new
broadcasting outlet marks TWR's 14th major international transmitting site,
and it fortifies the Mission's nearly 35-year-old evangelical outreach in
Brazil.

(More on this at http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/ )

PS According to the Website of TWR Brazil, the new 50 kW transmitter
operates on 11735 kHz, and the station also uses 9530 kHz (10 kW) and 5965
kHz (7.5 kW).

Mike Terry wrote:

Text of press release by the Cary, North Carolina-based Christian radio
station Trans World Radio on 29 November

Reaffirming a longstanding commitment to proclaim the good news of Jesus
Christ throughout South America, international Christian broadcaster Trans
World Radio (TWR) on 21 November formally dedicated a new 50,000-watt
shortwave transmitter in the southern city of Santa Maria, Brazil. The new
broadcasting outlet marks TWR's 14th major international transmitting site,
and it fortifies the Mission's nearly 35-year-old evangelical outreach in
Brazil.

(More on this at http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/ )

Yeah, that's right Mikey, you couldn't give the frequency info could you? Made
me go look for it:

Media Network adds: According to the Website of TWR Brazil, the new 50 kW
transmitter operates on 11735 kHz, and the station also uses 9530 kHz (10 kW)
and 5965 kHz (7.5 kW).

http://www.transmundial.com.br/

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