BBC Reception in Los Angeles
Hi all I live up in the west hollywood hills -- if i get an eton e1, do
you think i'll be able to receive bbc broadcasts ? |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
"tom k in L.A." wrote in message
oups.com... Hi all I live up in the west hollywood hills -- if i get an eton e1, do you think i'll be able to receive bbc broadcasts ? Possibly an Asia/Oceana broadcast. If BBC is all you are interested in, why not just listen online? http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/ Click on Open BBC Radio Player. Let it install the WMP active X control and listen static free 24 hours a day. Mike |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
In article , "Mike"
wrote: "tom k in L.A." wrote in message oups.com... Hi all I live up in the west hollywood hills -- if i get an eton e1, do you think i'll be able to receive bbc broadcasts ? Possibly an Asia/Oceana broadcast. If BBC is all you are interested in, why not just listen online? http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/ Click on Open BBC Radio Player. Let it install the WMP active X control and listen static free 24 hours a day. I don't think that will work on the Eton E1. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
"Telamon" wrote in message
... I don't think that will work on the Eton E1. Wow. What a brilliant, incisive comment. The point being, if all he is interested in is BBC, there is little point in buying a $500 radio. His current computer is more than enough. Mike |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
In article , "Mike"
wrote: "Telamon" wrote in message ... I don't think that will work on the Eton E1. Wow. What a brilliant, incisive comment. The point being, if all he is interested in is BBC, there is little point in buying a $500 radio. His current computer is more than enough. My brilliant and incisive comment pertains to the fact that this is rec.radio.shortwave He has a computer and Internet connection or he could not post to the news group. Why listen to low bit rate audio on the Internet anyway. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
On 29 Dec 2006 14:13:23 -0800, "tom k in L.A."
wrote: Hi all I live up in the west hollywood hills -- if i get an eton e1, do you think i'll be able to receive bbc broadcasts ? 9740 in the morning is about it. (Unless you get an XM attachment for the E-1. The World Service is on 24/7. Fee required.) |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
Telamon wrote: Why listen to low bit rate audio on the Internet anyway. -- Telamon Ventura, California """"""""""""'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Why? Let me count the ways: 1. The bbc streams at about 20k and sounds very good 2. It is free from fading, static, interference, and hiss. 3. The bbc web site offers a wide variety of programs. 4. It is free. 5. It is available 24/7 |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
"ve3..." wrote: Telamon wrote: Why listen to low bit rate audio on the Internet anyway. -- Telamon Ventura, California """"""""""""'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Why? Let me count the ways: 1. The bbc streams at about 20k and sounds very good 2. It is free from fading, static, interference, and hiss. 3. The bbc web site offers a wide variety of programs. 4. It is free. 5. It is available 24/7 But it sure as hell ain't shortwave! You may run along now. dxAce Michigan USA |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
"dxAce" wrote in message
... "ve3..." wrote: Telamon wrote: Why listen to low bit rate audio on the Internet anyway. -- Telamon Ventura, California """"""""""""'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Why? Let me count the ways: 1. The bbc streams at about 20k and sounds very good 2. It is free from fading, static, interference, and hiss. 3. The bbc web site offers a wide variety of programs. 4. It is free. 5. It is available 24/7 But it sure as hell ain't shortwave! No, it's better than shortwave! Look, I'm a long time shortwave listener. Been listening since the 60s, when America was referred too as "running dog capitalists" by Radio Moscow - and Radio Moscow didn't have commercials! I have dozens of radios here. Grundigs, Tecsuns, Drake, Scott and Zenith antique tube radios, Panasonics, Hallicrafters, Sears, etc. The OP was interested in BBC. I took this to mean he was *only* interested in BBC. If that is indeed the case, he does not need a $500 radio. His computer will work fine. BTW, BBC is not a "low bitrate" stream. 20K for voice is plenty. It sounds better than *any* shortwave radio, and is available 24/7, static, hiss and drift free. Just another option for the OP to consider. Mike |
BBC Reception in Los Angeles
dxAce wrote: "ve3..." wrote: Telamon wrote: Why listen to low bit rate audio on the Internet anyway. -- Telamon Ventura, California """"""""""""'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Why? Let me count the ways: 1. The bbc streams at about 20k and sounds very good 2. It is free from fading, static, interference, and hiss. 3. The bbc web site offers a wide variety of programs. 4. It is free. 5. It is available 24/7 But it sure as hell ain't shortwave! You may run along now. dxAce Michigan _________________________________________________ Are you saying that shortwave radio is an obsolete method of program delivery? Get an internet radio, boy. |
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