"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

And that does nothing to change the fact that you said a station was
called
"radio station" without a specific to the station name.

And everything you've said, Frackelton, does nothing to change the fact
that any
DX'er with even one iota of a clue would have been able to discern
exactly
what
I was saying about Radio Difusora being on 4915.

And how would you then explain the change of frequency of another radio
difusora in Brazil to that frequency? Just because WRTVH says that the
specific station in question is th eonly occupant of the frequency does
not
mean someone else is not there or that WRTVH has not made a mistake... I
know they NEVER make mistakes, too.

In my original post: "I SUSPECT that the other weaker Brazilian is Radio
Difusora".

And that term, sir, applies to every radio station on every band in Brazil.
Your statement, in poaraphrase, said, "the other station was a radio
station." Duh. Tard boy in action on the home court.

Meaning of course, Rádio Difusora de Macapá. It's what is known in English
as a
'presumption'.

So you persumed that a radio station was a radio station.

Globo, Récord, Inconfidencia, Cruzeiro do Sul, Jovem Pan are all "radio
difusoras."

WRTVH? Haven't purchased one in years.

I saupopose when you think you know everything, you would not need reference
materials.

LMFAO so hard my sides ache.

As soeone who has followed your snide, misanthropic posts for some time,
it
does not surprise me that you find humor in trying to divert attention
from
your own significant errors to the perceived faults of nearly everyone
else.

Significant errors?

Not naming a radio station would qualifty as a significant error.

At moments, I wish I was Canadian just to not be of the same country as
you
are.

Guess you could just haul your lame ass back to Latin America or wherever.

I spend months out of every year in Latin America. Maybe that is why I know
that a radio station has to have a specific name, and you don't?

David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:

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In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:
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http://www.macapa-ap.com.br/empresas/rdm.htm has a complete history
of the station.

Thanks for the link. I noted in another thread that central and south
America reception has been improved for myself lately and was wondering
if people in other locations noticed also noticed the same in the 31,
25
and 16 meter bands. I have not been listening to the 60 meter band.

I noticed this when scanning in Prescott, AZ the last few weekends. I
still
look for the few remaining Ecuadorian and Colombian SW stations. I have
noticed a lot more Brazilian Portuguese stations as you mention. I do not
get abouve 60 meters, but the lower band ones are very noticable. I only
have about a year of experience with this location, so really do not know
if
this is typical at this time of year or for the location (my yard ends at
the Prescott National Forest).

I make stupid typo's all the time on Usenet so I see it as no big deal.
You correct mistakes with another post and move on.

I make lots of mistakes on boards and ng's, and some are just due to
speed
and some due to not being able to spell in English particularly well.

But you grew up in Cleveland... you worked at radio stations there, etc.,
etc.

And I left before my 14th birthday, and had spent part time outside the US
prior to that (including digs at Tikal for an advanced placement research
project). As I said, I did most of High School and college in Mexico,
Ecuador and Puerto Rico.

You'd better go back and take care of that paper trail.

But please, STOP... I'm LMFAO

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

And I left before my 14th birthday, and had spent part time outside the
US
prior to that (including digs at Tikal for an advanced placement research
project). As I said, I did most of High School and college in Mexico,
Ecuador and Puerto Rico.

You'd better go back and take care of that paper trail.

Never heard of a person skipping grades? You are the one with limited
reading and math skills.

The original 'tard boy.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

And I left before my 14th birthday, and had spent part time outside the
US
prior to that (including digs at Tikal for an advanced placement research
project). As I said, I did most of High School and college in Mexico,
Ecuador and Puerto Rico.

You'd better go back and take care of that paper trail.

Never heard of a person skipping grades? You are the one with limited
reading and math skills.

Well I can read. Seems as though you were born in 1946. You went to Mexico in
1963, "I was put into an informal exchange program through which I would
complete my Junior year in High School in Mexico City". (You'd been in school
and working part time in Cleveland area, prior) In 1963 you were around 17, no?

dxAce
Michigan
USA





The original 'tard boy.

On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 18:08:49 -0500, dxAce
wrote:



David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

And I left before my 14th birthday, and had spent part time outside the
US
prior to that (including digs at Tikal for an advanced placement research
project). As I said, I did most of High School and college in Mexico,
Ecuador and Puerto Rico.

You'd better go back and take care of that paper trail.

Never heard of a person skipping grades? You are the one with limited
reading and math skills.

Well I can read. Seems as though you were born in 1946. You went to Mexico in
1963, "I was put into an informal exchange program through which I would
complete my Junior year in High School in Mexico City". (You'd been in school
and working part time in Cleveland area, prior) In 1963 you were around 17, no?

dxAce
Michigan
USA





The original 'tard boy.

I was an ''intern'' at a 5 KW daytimer in 1963. I remember pulling
wire copy for the JFK assasination. I used to go to Mexico with my
dad because you could bring in a gallon of booze duty free for each US
citizen in the car.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

And I left before my 14th birthday, and had spent part time outside
the
US
prior to that (including digs at Tikal for an advanced placement
research
project). As I said, I did most of High School and college in Mexico,
Ecuador and Puerto Rico.

You'd better go back and take care of that paper trail.

Never heard of a person skipping grades? You are the one with limited
reading and math skills.

Well I can read. Seems as though you were born in 1946. You went to Mexico
in
1963, "I was put into an informal exchange program through which I would
complete my Junior year in High School in Mexico City". (You'd been in
school
and working part time in Cleveland area, prior) In 1963 you were around
17, no?

Actually, 16. And that was my third or fourth time in Latin America. The
prior ones were not related to radio, and started with time in Tikal when I
was 13 with a team from the University of Pittsburgh. I was 17 when I put my
first station on the air.

You just keep working on your story.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

SeeingEyeDog wrote:

This is a typical Hispanic street machismo circle argument.
Common sense is abandoned for circle logic.

Trust me, Eduardo (Frackelton) knows very little about street machismo.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 01:03:37 GMT, "David Eduardo"
wrote:


"David" wrote in message
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On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 18:08:49 -0500, dxAce

I was an ''intern'' at a 5 KW daytimer in 1963. I remember pulling
wire copy for the JFK assasination. I used to go to Mexico with my
dad because you could bring in a gallon of booze duty free for each US
citizen in the car.

I was back in the US briefly when that happened, at a FM in Cleveland. I
went to a record store to borrow some classical albums to play between the
ABC feeds on that afternoon.

As I remember we got permission to rebroadcast KTAR (NBC Radio Network
in 1963) late Friday evening.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

And I left before my 14th birthday, and had spent part time outside
the
US
prior to that (including digs at Tikal for an advanced placement
research
project). As I said, I did most of High School and college in Mexico,
Ecuador and Puerto Rico.

You'd better go back and take care of that paper trail.

Never heard of a person skipping grades? You are the one with limited
reading and math skills.

Well I can read. Seems as though you were born in 1946. You went to Mexico
in
1963, "I was put into an informal exchange program through which I would
complete my Junior year in High School in Mexico City". (You'd been in
school
and working part time in Cleveland area, prior) In 1963 you were around
17, no?

Actually, 16. And that was my third or fourth time in Latin America. The
prior ones were not related to radio, and started with time in Tikal when I
was 13 with a team from the University of Pittsburgh. I was 17 when I put my
first station on the air.

Keep working on your story.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

David Eduardo wrote:

"David" wrote in message
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On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 18:08:49 -0500, dxAce

I was an ''intern'' at a 5 KW daytimer in 1963. I remember pulling
wire copy for the JFK assasination. I used to go to Mexico with my
dad because you could bring in a gallon of booze duty free for each US
citizen in the car.

I was back in the US briefly when that happened, at a FM in Cleveland.

But wait, weren't you in Mexico?

Keep working on that story.

dxAce
Michigan
USA