Over the last few days, we’ve been able to pick up some lovely early-summer mediumwave signals from South America. The thunderstorms have spared us so far, so it’s a pleasure to listen in, even if the signals aren’t always very loud.

920 0015 PRG Radio Nacional del Paraguay AM, Asuncion 10742 km
930 0245 PRU Moderna Radio Papa, Lima 11017 km
1020 0240 PRU Radio Kinsachata, Espinar/Yauri 10818 km
1110 0244 PRU Radio Feliz, Lima/Puente Piedra 10992 km
1160 0235 PRU Radio Maranatha Huancayo, Huancayo 10878 km
1220 0250 PRU Radio Melodia AM, Arequipa 10959 km
1240 0008 PRU Radio Pachatusan, Sicuani 10767 km
1360 0010 PRU Radio Sicuani, Sicuani 10768 km
1380 0245 B Radio Deus È Amor, Recife 7800 km
1400 0300 B Radio Difusora Acreana, Rio Branco 10162 km
1430 0250 PRU RPP Noticias, Cusco 10754 km
1440 0250 PRU Radio Imperial 2, Lima/Cerro Papa 11011 km
1490 0300 PRU Radio Dios es Amor, Cusco 10754 km
1500 0300 PRU Radio Santa Rosa, Lima 11010 km
1540 0005 BOL Radio Bendita Trinidad, El Alto 10727 km
1560 0301 PRU Radio MarÌa, Wanchaq 10755 km
1560 0015 BOL Radio Luz del Mundo, La Paz 10723 km
1570 0254 PRU Radio Tupac Amaru, Yanaoca, 10800 km

Over the summer, I’m only using the reliable AziLoop antenna; all my other antennas are switched off completely for the first time and have been unplugged as well – given my exposed location, I want to minimise the risk of power surges and lightning strikes causing any disruption.