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If you Really need SSB consider the Sangeans 505A or Sony 7600..
In article , tommyknocker writes: John wrote: (Diverd4777) wrote in message ... Alee Ditto: Sangean 606A; GREAT portable for program listening I have used this model in Southeast Asia as well with great success for BBC. But I wonder for my next month long trip coming up soon about buying a model with single side band capability. Would this give me reception of AFRTS SW broadcasts? Can those broadcasts be picked up in Thailand/Cambodia/Vietnam? It looks like the main voice channel has NPR and lots of interesting programming. There is an AFRTS relay at Diego Garcia; that will probably be the stream you hear best. AFRTS feeders are always in SSB but they're on odd freqs (including some that end in .5 khz) so check to see if the radio you're considering covers them. |
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tommyknocker wrote in message ...
There is an AFRTS relay at Diego Garcia; that will probably be the stream you hear best. AFRTS feeders are always in SSB but they're on odd freqs (including some that end in .5 khz) so check to see if the radio you're considering covers them. Thanks, looks like Diego Garcia is on Diego Garcia Upper Sideband 12579 kHz (days) and 4319 kHz (nights)--I'm assuming that either the Sangean ATS-505P or Sony ICF-SW7600GR would get these frequencies. |
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