It's Saturday - I'll be home from work by 6pm.

Anything interesting on SHORTWAVE RADIO tonite?

Depends what you want to listen to?
"KK4TL" wrote in message
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It's Saturday - I'll be home from work by 6pm.

Anything interesting on SHORTWAVE RADIO tonite?

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(KK4TL) writes:


From: (KK4TL)
Date: 28 Aug 2004 11:11:39 -0700

It's Saturday - I'll be home from work by 6pm.

Anything interesting on SHORTWAVE RADIO tonite?


Radio Timtron, on 7.415

- Better than most, anyways...

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(Diverd4777) wrote:

In article ,
(KK4TL) writes:


From: (KK4TL)
Date: 28 Aug 2004 11:11:39 -0700

It's Saturday - I'll be home from work by 6pm.

Anything interesting on SHORTWAVE RADIO tonite?


Radio Timtron, on 7.415

- Better than most, anyways...

The 49 and 31 meter bands are normally jam packed with very strong
signals anytime it's dark in your part of the world.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

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It's Saturday - I'll be home from work by 6pm.

Anything interesting on SHORTWAVE RADIO tonite?




That's a trick question, right? I mean, everyone knows that 3947.5 khz LSB is
the place to be at 22:00 Eastern (02:00 UT) for the GREAT LIBERTY NET !


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KK4TL wrote:
It's Saturday - I'll be home from work by 6pm.

Anything interesting on SHORTWAVE RADIO tonite?


I'd go with the BBC;

World Business with Peter Day, From Our Own Correspondent,
Interview. 02:30-04:00 UTC
In North America, 5975, 9825, 11835 kHz.

(Because there sure as hell isn't anything on the TV. Unless you're
into the bustless wonders of beach volleyball or whatever General
Electric Television is pumping out tonight).

Mark Zenier Washington State resident