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Volker Tonn wrote:

John Barnard schrieb:

There are a number of spoilers that schedule information can't accomodate.
Propagation, receiver differences, antenna differences, local noise etc.,
etc. can render even the most up-to-date schedule information as seemingly
useless. In other words, without knowing everything that Jay tried, the
information was useful.


So where is a VOA transmission directed(!) to NE-america?
There is NONE. So what chance would be to get VOA there?

Why are "you guys" being so stupid about this? Like Steve said you can
pick them up all the time since many broadcasts originate from north
America. If you can't get contenental broadcast of VOA it's time to buy
a new radio or get your ears checked.

TELAMON,

And lets not forget the Shortwave Listener "SWL" Antenna System.

REMEMBER: "The Shortwave and AM/MW Antenna is 55.5% . . .
of the Radio/Receiver and Antenna/Ground Reception Equation"
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Shortw...na/message/288
A Shortwave Antenna is "Equally" Important for Good Reception [.]
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Steve's original response was not nice but at least helpful
in that he provided a link to the schedule,
which the complainers have not done.

Stop complaining and provide some help to the original poster
who asked the question.

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