"Warpcore" wrote in message link.net...

Sending someone a scanner or shortwave radio might make you feel warm and
fuzzy inside, but unless the solider in question spoke the enemy's language,
I think it would only be useful to hear what the BBC says s.

During those infrequent stretches when the soldiers, sailors, airmen,
and Marines have a little free time, they might find Radio Farda or
Radio Sawa fun to listen to. I think they're a hoot.

http://www.radiofarda.com
http://www.radiosawa.com

My I make a suggestion?

If you do send a radio to a soldier, make is combo power radio.
I.E.: Solar, battery, crank up, ac radio. I have one and have never put
a battery in it nor have I ever connected it to ac.

Beloved Leader wrote:

"Warpcore" wrote in message link.net...

Sending someone a scanner or shortwave radio might make you feel warm and
fuzzy inside, but unless the solider in question spoke the enemy's language,
I think it would only be useful to hear what the BBC says s.

During those infrequent stretches when the soldiers, sailors, airmen,
and Marines have a little free time, they might find Radio Farda or
Radio Sawa fun to listen to. I think they're a hoot.

http://www.radiofarda.com
http://www.radiosawa.com

Beloved Leader wrote:

"Warpcore" wrote in message link.net...

Sending someone a scanner or shortwave radio might make you feel warm and
fuzzy inside, but unless the solider in question spoke the enemy's language,
I think it would only be useful to hear what the BBC says s.

During those infrequent stretches when the soldiers, sailors, airmen,
and Marines have a little free time, they might find Radio Farda or
Radio Sawa fun to listen to. I think they're a hoot.

http://www.radiofarda.com
http://www.radiosawa.com


I was listening to Radio Farda the other night. It is off-beat,
isn't it?

Tony


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Tony Meloche wrote:



Beloved Leader wrote:

"Warpcore" wrote in message link.net...

Sending someone a scanner or shortwave radio might make you feel warm and
fuzzy inside, but unless the solider in question spoke the enemy's language,
I think it would only be useful to hear what the BBC says s.

During those infrequent stretches when the soldiers, sailors, airmen,
and Marines have a little free time, they might find Radio Farda or
Radio Sawa fun to listen to. I think they're a hoot.

http://www.radiofarda.com
http://www.radiosawa.com


I was listening to Radio Farda the other night. It is off-beat,
isn't it?

Tony

What are the freqs? I've been curious about Sawa myself.

tommyknocker wrote:

Tony Meloche wrote:



Beloved Leader wrote:

"Warpcore" wrote in message link.net...

Sending someone a scanner or shortwave radio might make you feel warm and
fuzzy inside, but unless the solider in question spoke the enemy's language,
I think it would only be useful to hear what the BBC says s.

During those infrequent stretches when the soldiers, sailors, airmen,
and Marines have a little free time, they might find Radio Farda or
Radio Sawa fun to listen to. I think they're a hoot.

http://www.radiofarda.com
http://www.radiosawa.com


I was listening to Radio Farda the other night. It is off-beat,
isn't it?

Tony

What are the freqs? I've been curious about Sawa myself.


I haven't pulled Sawa yet, but I was listening to Radio Farda on
9775kHz
at 02:14 UTC Sep. 16th.

Tony


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