Here are two

[Mountaintop NJ]

The first is from 1360, right through my local.

The second is on 1520 in auroral cx, killing WWKB.

Any ideas? The frequency, date and time of the loggings are in the file name.

Thanks. Rick S. NWNJ

[KW4RZ]

I hear on the 1360: "Evil Woman" by ELO then announcer says what sounds like "AM 1360 WPPH" but WPPA would have to be it with AC format. Pottsville, PA

The 1520 is Spanish. I hear what sounds like "Radio Dos or Radio Doble" and "1520 AM" at 00:39 and "Radio de Cuba" at 00:58.
I'm not positive though, it's what it sounds like to me.

[Russ-PA]

I vote for "Radio Dos" on the 0:39 one. It has a Cuban sound to it, and while I didn't get "Radio de Cuba @ 0:58, I did get the "Cuba".

[Mountaintop NJ]

What about Radio Voz in Puerto Rico??

[KW4RZ]

WVOZ AM 1520 in Puerto Rico is listed as "Mix 107" with hurban format. This wouldn't be it.

[Mountaintop NJ]

Where is that? Everywhere I look it is listed as Radio Voz and the 107.7 is a separate station. Are they now parallel? Barry's site has R. Voz listed as 1520.

[Russ-PA]

Here's what 100000watts.com has to say:

WVOZ
1520 kHZ Format: Hurban // WVOZ-FM
Slogan: Mix 107
Licensed: San Juan, PR
Owner: International Broadcasting Corp.
Co-owned: WEKO, WGIT, WRSJ, WVOZ-FM
Began Operation: 1949
Facilities: 25000w/25000w DA-2 B

Transmitter: 18° 21' 11" N 66° 12' 9" W
History:
Hurban from Tropical on 4/18/2002
Slogan Change

Mix 107 from Radio Voz on 6/21/2002

[KW4RZ]

I believe Rick's 1520 is Cuban. It has that distinctive "sound" to it. I could be wrong though. I searched the web for Cuban AM radio stations on 1520 and found none. Not unusual, I have logged a number of FM stations that are definitely Cuba with zero references online.

[Mountaintop NJ]

Oh well...

[Henrik]

Hello all,
the station on 1520 ought not go in the UNID pile, there are clear IDs and references to "Cadena Radio Voz, en el 15-20...." an ad-hoc network for baseball. This one makes it to Europe as well.
Henrik

[Mountaintop NJ]

Where's it from?

[Henrik]

From Puerto Rico; this is WVOZ; I could transcribe a large chunk of what´s being said, if you wish.
Henrik

[Henrik]

Baseball coverage via Ch. 30 and radio.
Sec. 30: "Escucha por radio los juegos de los campeones del béisbol profesional de Puerto Rico, los ------- a través de la Cadena Radio Voz, en el 15-20 AM----" then follows a list of affiliates with frequencies and locations.

Henrik

[Mountaintop NJ]

Awesome. Thanks!

[Henrik]

In other words, WVOZ, Puerto Rico

Henrik

[Henrik]

Previous attempts have failed. Here we go again:
WVOZ is in Río Piedras, Puerto Rico.
That´s the station with baseball on various stations and on ch. 30

Henrik Klemetz
Sweden

[Robert Grant]

I could not help but notice mentions of "canal treinta" (channel thirty) throught the 1520 clip.

The announcer sounds very much like one I've heard on Cuban 640 during beisbol games.