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![]() "" wrote: The INTERNET is the future of communication. There are more internet users than there are SWL's No static, no reception probs, no antennas. Log on.... and connect ! AND ( an internet bonus ) You can respond with eMail. Do you think that this hobby news-group would be possible with SW ? All the broadcaster needs is an editor/writer, a computer, and a phone line. And no more multi-kilowatt electric bill. Face the reality folks The reality is that ever since I've been exposed to this hobby, (around 1966 or so), there have been those who've been claiming that shortwave is dead. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
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All the broadcaster needs is an editor/writer, a computer, and a phone line.
And no more multi-kilowatt electric bill. So, what does bandwidth cost, so you can have more than one "listener?" Bill, K5BY |
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