Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Tony King, who shares the following recording and notes:
HAITI: Voice of Cap Haitien 9635 kHz recorded in 1971 broadcasting in EE which is unusual but obviously there was a strong EE market at the time.
Many thanks to Shortwave Radio Audio Archive contributor, Dan Robinson, who submits this short recording of Radio Radio 4VEH in Haiti.
Dan comments:
Another shortwave memory for DX'ers was 4VEH, in Haiti, which began in 1950. This station transmitted on a variety of SW frequencies, including one many of us heard, 15.280 which had a power of only 350 watts. This recording of the station includes a classic ID: "Radio 4VEH, the sound of light." The history of shortwave broadcasting from Haiti is quite interesting and can be obtained through an Internet search.
[Indeed, here is a brief timeline of 4VEH.]
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