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le.rogers.com, "Peter" wrote: For the past year. Since I bought my Drake R8-B I had to listen to it from my residence which is a townhouse condo. We aren't allowed outdoor antennas so I have to run a thermostat wire along the ceiling in my room.This is ok if you want to listen to the BBC or other powerful broadcasters, but you have a hard time listening to the hams or air traffic crossing the Atlantic. Yesterday I went to my dad's cottage and brought the radio. I set up a good longwire antenna outdoors and hooked it up to the radio. OMG I was in SWL heaven. I had forgotten how shortwave should sound. I listened all day. I can't wait to buy my house and get set up properly. Oh well, It's the price you pay for renting I guess. At least I got to find out that the radio works perfectly before the warranty ran out. Just thought I would share this with you When you find a property you want to buy take along a SW portable to survey for noise and watch out for deed antenna restrictions or you will have to answer to the Midwest Kid. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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