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On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:26:29 +0200, "John Plimmer"
wrote: Lastly, an anecdote from the past - one or two South African DXer's got Tahiti, French Polynesia on 15 megs when they used to transmit there. Although I tried very hard, I never got that Tahiti station, but one day another DX friend phoned to say he had got it. I was green with envy so tried in the next couple of days for something to come in, and lo and behold I got a French language broadcast of what sounded like Pacific news. I was elated, but being a stickler for getting a proper station ID I waited and waited and eventually they ID' as Radio Beijing with a transmission for the French Pacific regions !#$%^&, so my friend had jumped the gun and assumed the wrong ID. Motto of the story is that you must get those program details clear and a good station ID before you can go crowing about that great catch you think you've got. Have fun fella's and good DXing. I caught them one afternoon playing a Beatles tune I could make out. I was in Houston using an R-390A. |
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