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Acc to http://www.dxinfocentre.com/time.htm , I should be able to
pick up time signals at at least SOME of those shortwave frequencies. Since 2002, they have become harder & harder to pick up. Are they being replaced by the internet?? My receiving equipment? Don't laugh: old-school boomboxes, which all had SW1 & 2 bands on them covering from 2.5kHz up to 22 - 25kHz. Don't say it's my boomboxes, because I still get plenty of BBC, VOA, other broadcasts in every language imaginable, and enough religion that I need never step near a church(!). The only thing missing: those beepin' time signals. Any clues where the signals have gone? -ChrisCoaster |
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