Macman:
- Check in "Passport to Worldband Radio" ( Book)
or Monitoring times ( Magazine & .com )

& what frequency BTW . . .

Dan

In article , "Macman"
writes:


Pardon the newbie type question, but when I find a strong signal and would
like to know where the point of origin is, is there a method by which I can
search by the frequency to find out where it is originated from?

Thanks for the feedback.

Mainly just scanning thru the AM band starting around 3.000 thru 10.000.
But I like to also tune into the LSB and USB freq's to catch the
conversations.

I currently tuned into 9.846 AM.

By the way, I just 're-oriented' my wire antenna (approx 80ft) into going
more vertical than what I did have. I suppose the higher the better!



"Diverd4777" wrote in message
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Macman:
- Check in "Passport to Worldband Radio" ( Book)
or Monitoring times ( Magazine & .com )

& what frequency BTW . . .

Dan

In article , "Macman"
writes:


Pardon the newbie type question, but when I find a strong signal and
would
like to know where the point of origin is, is there a method by which I
can
search by the frequency to find out where it is originated from?