"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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