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On May 28, 11:32*am, notbob wrote:
I'm still studying for my ham license and still learning CW. *I enjoyed the Grove website and am looking for a moderate priced ($100-200) receiver for tuning in CW signals. *I see many trick radios in that price range. *Some with weather channels, which would be nice, some with MW/LF besides SW. *Also, many claim SSB. *A question. *Does shortwave pull in CW. *Seems to me it does. *I recall a old tube SW radio I played around with as a kid. *Madly studying my band maps. *I would like to pull in some CW signals to help learn. Also, I need a radio that's pretty sensitive. *I'm waaaay out in the boonies, the CO Rockies at 8K ft. *No problem putting up some sorta rudimentary outside antenna (dipole, etc). *Any help appreciated while I'm still learning all this new stuff. * ![]() nb If you're a beginner, listening to longwave beacons might help you learn CW. |
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