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Look into the MFJ-306. It is a short wave converter which works with
the AM section of your car radio. It is not a kit and is very easy to install in a car. It works quite well and is relatively inexpensive (under $100). It picks up the entire 49, 31, 25, and 19 meter bands. Unfortunately it does not receive the 41 meter band (so no WBCQ on 7415); I don't know whether this will preclude your having interest in this unit. I have one and I like it. You can buy it direct from MFJ or from Universal. Lawrence (ex_cathedra) wrote in message . com... I am hooked on shortwave. I'm no radio expert...but I like the shortwave. (Especially on weekends WBCQ) So....I looked up SW converters on google and there are these kits and I know someone who could build it for me) But he says that this would only be able to pick up 2 stations. I think it would be a lot cooler than XM in the car. (PeeeYeww) That'll be the day I pay for radio. |
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