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![]() dead of night wrote: I have found, having started 2 days ago, that there are three ways to search for SW broadcasts: 1. Hunting, one station at a time, on each meter band. 2. Scanning quickly through each meter band. 3. Looking at a list of broadcast times and stations for your area that someone has put together and directly putting these frequencies in. How do you do it? Since your new to the hobby. I recomend that you buy a current copy of the book Passport to World Band Radio at your local book store to get you started. |
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