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On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 03:15:56 GMT, "Brian"
wrote: Will give that a try tomorrow morning, thanks. I was able to catch a little on 17675 for about an hour or so after which it quickly faded. By the way have you moved already? I never had any success with either Australia or New Zealand up that high on the band. But I remember picking both up daily in the early morning hours in the 9 MHz area...9580 for RA, and I think somewhere around 9770 for RNZI. http://www.rnzi.com/pages/listen.php The above suggests 9885 or 9870 would be good bets for those in the U.S. trying to snag RNZI. I listened with a very inexpensive radio when I was a youth, in my home area of Ohio. Mike |
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