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elfa wrote: The same question from me. I live in San Francisco bay area. I have a Sony 2010. My antenna is a wire connected to my metal gutter. Stopped listening when the BBC stopped broadcasting to US. I'm looking for a reason to listen to SW again but need some help with time/freq of English speaking stations. Any recommendations? Times are Pacific Daylight Time. The BBC is coming pretty good in the mornings on the West Coast (Seattle). Try 11750, 6195, 5875 (new this year, I think), and 9740 in the mornings from about 5 to 9 AM. Also try 15360 starting at 5 PM. (Usually pretty weak, though). Radio Australia. 1 AM to 6 or 7 AM. 9580, 9590, later 6020. Around 7 AM, 7240 and 5995. Later in the morning try 9710, 9580, 11880. Around 4 PM, 17795. Evening and night, a bunch of frequencies in the 15 MHz band, and then a couple in the 13 Mhz band (13630?). The asian programming track is even coming in around 9 PM on 17750 and 15415, although 15415 preempts the english with the news in Indonesian for the first half hour of the hours at 9 and 10 PM. Mark Zenier Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com) |
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