Twelve peculiar emission-line Algol (PELA) binaries were observed at c
m wavelengths. Six of these objects, WW And (tentative), KX And, AM Au
r, V644 Mon, DN Ori, and AY Per were detected at the approximately 100
to 400 muJy level, corresponding to luminosity densities of order 10(
17) erg s - 1 Hz - 1. These luminosity densities, combined with nearly
flat cm spectra and high brightness temperatures (greater than or sim
ilar to 10(6) K, assuming emission region radii less than or similar 1
AU), are consistent with the nonthermal gyrosynchrotron radiation mod
el proposed as the result of observations from the previous PELA surve
y. Also, the star V367 Cyg (a PELA from the previous survey) was reobs
erved at thirteen different orbital phases; no variability was found w
ithin the errors. V367 Cyg's lack of variability and well-determined a
verage spectral index (almost-equal-to +0.6), however, imply the possi
bility of a different emission mechanism, thermal bremsstrahlung, alth
ough the nonthermal model cannot be entirely ruled out. The characteri
stic brightness temperature of thermal bremsstrahlung is only approxim
ately 10(4) K, which means that the radius of the emission region woul
d have to be much larger than previously assumed, approximately 10 AU.
Suggestions for further observations of all previously observed PELAS
are presented in order to determine the correct emission mechanism.