"D. Kim" wrote in message
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"Brenda Ann" wrote in message

Didn't they run the games on AFN-Kanto Plain 810 KHz?
They sure did, Eagle 810. Was trying to help out John M. in China. :)

Moot point, now, of course... Yay Florida! :)

I'm still trying to figure out why there is no sign whatsoever of the Eagle
810 signal here in Anjong-ri, ROK at night.. with that kind of power, even
outside their pattern there should be some signal at 600 miles at night.

I recently moved to China from the US. I miss watching the World
Series. Does anyone know if I can listen on SW? I just bought a
"TecSun" receiver and would like to try.

John,
Just curious, and it IS a personal question, so you don't have to answer
and I won't take it as you being a jerk, K?

What has you moving out to China?


TIA :-)

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Try the Pacific feeds for AFRTS

Indeed Brenda Ann, little late now though. :-) Congrats out to the Marlins
and their fans, it was a great series.

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In article ,
says...
I recently moved to China from the US. I miss watching the World
Series. Does anyone know if I can listen on SW? I just bought a
"TecSun" receiver and would like to try.

Obviously this is a bit late for the 2003 World Series, but you may want
to visit www.voa.gov and note their broadcast schedules. VOA NewsNow
carries lots of sports news from the US.

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