Hello To ALL!
I am considering the AOR AR8600 MarkIIB receiver. I would appreciate hearing
from anyone with experience with this brand and/or model. I don't wish to spark
a ridiculously long thread but I would also appreciate views on what the
experienced DXer considers to be a high performance
One of the best pages on Navtex stations and freqs and zones can be
found here:
http://home.cogeco.ca/~dxinfo/navtex.htm
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I've been absent from the hobby for a number of years. Can anyone tell
me when 500 and 2182 khz stopped being used as maritime distress
frequencies?
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http://www.ncdxf.org/Beacon/BeaconLocations.html
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I happened across what I figured to be DX thanks to the rapid QSB. I
have Ham Radio Deluxe which includes a shortwave database. It identified
it as: Air FM Gold at 9425 time 0347Z Q3/4 S5-7, Windom 132 ft dipole.
Obviously Hindi or similar music. Then at 0355Z I heard This is Athens,
this the
How deep should coax RG-8U equivalent be buried to reduce man made
noise? I have a FM broadcast station nearby
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I am slow in getting to list messages so this may have already been
answered.
First I used Dogpile, yes Dogpile a multiple search engine:
http://www.dogpile.com/info.dogpl/search/web/WHKT
and came up with:
Radio Disney, Norfolk AM 1650
Their page is located:
WHKT is part of the Disney Radio network and hides behind the company
website. However, their phone number is: 519-9171 in Hampton Rods, VA. I
suspect that you have to go through Disney corporate offices to get a
QSL out of them.
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Any thoughts on the best all around logging program for BOTH ham and SWL?
Tnx!
Happy Holidays
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