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Old August 6th 03, 10:07 AM
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Robert Jeffares wrote:

You're listening live and direct.
9580 is always good. Probably the right combination of antenna height
frequency etc etc


It's really just a coincidence that 9580 has such a strong signal to NA.
That frequency has always been mainly intended for the South Pacific,
where it's early evening there. RA has been using 9580 for more than
30-years. They have also used it at other times of the day but it
doesn't propagate well to NA then. A while back they used 11800 in
parallel with 9580 in the NA morning. 11800 also had a very good signal
and could be heard later in the morning because of the higher frequency.


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