The list groups stations by frequency, then records towns, coordinates, and shared antenna sites. It’s a working radio reference, not a current regulatory registry; some entries are marked inactive or unknown. The human work is visible in the details: turning a country’s broadcast infrastructure into a browseable HTML map.
Original station map: https://www.bamlog.com/cubalist.htm
Full Switchboard article: https://switchboardtechservices.com/articles/ancient-web-bamlogs-cuban-radio-map-catalogued-the-am-dial-by-transmitter/
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Original station map: https://www.bamlog.com/cubalist.htm
Full Switchboard article: https://switchboardtechservices.com/articles/ancient-web-bamlogs-cuban-radio-map-catalogued-the-am-dial-by-transmitter/
#ancientweb #radiohistory #broadcasting #maps
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