What time is he on and what frequency? I am in the Canadian arctic and I
don't have my passport book.

Thanks for your help.

P

On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 17:21:58 -0500, Pierre wrote
(in message ):

What time is he on and what frequency?

Saturday and Sunday "nights" at midnight Central Time.

I am in the Canadian arctic and I
don't have my passport book.

I don't think it would mention it as - as far as I know - Bell is on
shortwave not at all. He's mostly MW (called "AM" in the states - I've never
noticed what Canadians call it) although it is on FM (88-108 MHz) in many
locations.

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/affiliates/cn.html

is a listing of Canadian affiliates - several 50kw broadcasters.

A U.S. map is also on that page which might give you some more choices.

I get the weeknight shows from a local 500 watt but Sat and Sun broadcasts
from a station In Natchez (Mississippi), about 100 miles away.


Thanks for your help.



Gray Shockley
--------------------------------------------------------
CCradioPlus on the window sill grin.

Art DOES work 80 M has a 100 foot per side (iirc) loop up on really tall
poles around his double wide in Pahrump....claims the sheer volume of wire
"up there" attracts electricity

Yodar
"Gray Shockley" wrote in message
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On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 17:21:58 -0500, Pierre wrote
(in message ):

What time is he on and what frequency?

Saturday and Sunday "nights" at midnight Central Time.

I am in the Canadian arctic and I
don't have my passport book.

I don't think it would mention it as - as far as I know - Bell is on
shortwave not at all. He's mostly MW (called "AM" in the states - I've
never
noticed what Canadians call it) although it is on FM (88-108 MHz) in many
locations.

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/affiliates/cn.html

is a listing of Canadian affiliates - several 50kw broadcasters.

A U.S. map is also on that page which might give you some more choices.

I get the weeknight shows from a local 500 watt but Sat and Sun broadcasts
from a station In Natchez (Mississippi), about 100 miles away.


Thanks for your help.



Gray Shockley
--------------------------------------------------------
CCradioPlus on the window sill grin.

On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 19:07:28 -0500, Joe Strain wrote
(in message ):

Art DOES work 80 M has a 100 foot per side (iirc) loop up on really tall
poles around his double wide in Pahrump....claims the sheer volume of wire
"up there" attracts electricity


Oh, well . . .

I didn't even remotely think of his ham activities grin.

Thanks for the addition.

Gray






Yodar
"Gray Shockley" wrote in message
.com...
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 17:21:58 -0500, Pierre wrote
(in message ):

What time is he on and what frequency?

Saturday and Sunday "nights" at midnight Central Time.

I am in the Canadian arctic and I
don't have my passport book.

I don't think it would mention it as - as far as I know - Bell is on
shortwave not at all. He's mostly MW (called "AM" in the states - I've
never
noticed what Canadians call it) although it is on FM (88-108 MHz) in many
locations.

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/affiliates/cn.html

is a listing of Canadian affiliates - several 50kw broadcasters.

A U.S. map is also on that page which might give you some more choices.

I get the weeknight shows from a local 500 watt but Sat and Sun broadcasts
from a station In Natchez (Mississippi), about 100 miles away.


Thanks for your help.



Gray Shockley
--------------------------------------------------------
CCradioPlus on the window sill grin.