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Japanese Stations

Good Volume Available LATELY the Japanese stations JOHK and JOAK have been available on the loudspeaker from about midnight onward. Another Jap. clashes badly with 83L0, Melbourne, at a late hour. Some Wellington listeners have been blaming a howling valve for the whistle on top of 3L0O, but if they listened intently they would notice a jingle-like mutilated speech (or at-other timesmusic) other than that from 3LO mixed up in the whistle. The Jap. is seemingly JOCK, Nagoya, 370 metres (810 k.c.) ; 3L0, Melbourne, is on 371 metres (808 k.c.), so a-clash between the two stations is inevitable.

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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 20, 29 November 1929, Page 8

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Japanese Stations Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 20, 29 November 1929, Page 8

Japanese Stations Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 20, 29 November 1929, Page 8

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