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Identifying clandestine stations can be a challenge, especially when the signal is weak or full of interference.  The web offers an effective tool for the avid listener: audio of programs with which tell-tale clues can be taken, including musical tones, pronounciation of the station name, and so on.  The following is a collection of the sound bytes currently known to exist on the Internet taken both off-air and in-studio.
 

Audio	Station	Target Nation	Language
	VORGAN	Angola	Portuguese
	Voice of Tigray Revolution	Ethiopia	Amharic
	Voice of United and Free Ethiopia	Ethiopia	Amharic
	Radio Kudirat	Nigeria	English
	Radio NADECO	Nigeria	English
	Radio New Nigeria	Nigeria	English
	Voice of Free Nigeria	Nigeria	English
	Radio Hargeisa	Somalia	Somali
	Radio Mogadishu	Somalia	English
	Voice of the Great Somali People	Somalia	Arabic
	Voice of Sudan	Sudan	Arabic
	Radio Free Asia	Regional	Chinese
	Radio Solidarity Army	Cambodia	Khmer
	Voice of China	PR China	Chinese
	Democratic Voice of Burma	Myanmar	Maymo
	Echo of Hope	North Korea	Korean
	Voice of the People	North Korea	Korean
	Voice of National Salvation	South Korea	Korean
	Voice of Mojahed	Iran	Farsi
	Voice of Southern Azerbaijan	Iran	Azeri
	Voice of Iranian Kurdistan	Kurdistan (Iran)	Farsi
	Voice of the People of Kurdistan	Kurdistan (Iraq)	Kurdish
	La Voz de la Fundacion	Cuba	Spanish
	Radio Marti	Cuba	Spanish

   Audio files are courtesy of TRS Consultants, Jay Novello, Anti-Castro Clandestine Radio Page, A B I, Mahendra Vaghjee and Bill Whitacre, and Nick Grace C.   You can download the necessary software for free by hitting the following logos: