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Take the radio to a small open field at night and try it out. If ytou
got a big backyard that is good too. I can walk away from the house and get many stations. Maybe you got too much noise around and it is hard to pick out stations. You can try different times too. I like early morning just before the sun comes up too. regards, NEO dead of night wrote: Hi. I own a new, Sony icf7600GR, delivered yesterday. I am brand new to shortwave radio. I have printed out the Prime Time Shortwave listings of English speaking shortwave broadcasts to America. After noting the difference between the UTC time and my time, I tried finding broadcasts. Out of approximately 12, I could only get about 3. Is this par for the course? I had the antenna fully extended near my window. I tried the reel antenna but it did not make much of a difference. Can you offer any tips and advice? I'd prefer not to buy an expensive, optional antenna right now, I want to make do with the whip and reel. |
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