"Mark Zenier" wrote in message
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What's his call sign. I know he's a ham, because I've watched TBN here
while channel surfing and I got interested in watching a puff piece on
a (then) new geosync satellite (that they were going to lease a big chunk
of). He went into the history of TBN, which started from in interest in
radio.


Let's hope they some day notice they have a radio station, and start putting
radio programs on it. Every time I tune by, they are simulcasting some
boring program from their TV network. What a waste of a great signal.

Frank Dresser

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Frank Dresser wrote:

"Mark Zenier" wrote in message
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What's his call sign. I know he's a ham, because I've watched TBN here
while channel surfing and I got interested in watching a puff piece on
a (then) new geosync satellite (that they were going to lease a big chunk
of). He went into the history of TBN, which started from in interest in
radio.


Let's hope they some day notice they have a radio station, and start putting
radio programs on it. Every time I tune by, they are simulcasting some
boring program from their TV network. What a waste of a great signal.

The same way they run their local TV stations. I read that the local
station's manager is proud of the fact that they don't even have a camera
or studio. What a waste of MHz.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

"Mark Zenier" wrote in message
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The same way they run their local TV stations. I read that the local
station's manager is proud of the fact that they don't even have a camera
or studio. What a waste of MHz.

Mark Zenier

It's particularly annoying that TBN gutted KUSW just so they could have the
most boring station in the past, present and future history of shortwave
radio. Listening to the old "DC-3 airplane sound" utility stations was more
interesting. Radio must rank at the bottom of TBN's priority chart. I wish
they would sell the station. Sell it to somebody who cares about radio.
Sell it to Dr. Scott or Alan Maxwell or somebody who got downsized out of
Clear Channel. Even Harold Camping would be an improvement over what they
broadcast now.

Frank Dresser

Frank Dresser wrote:

"Mark Zenier" wrote in message
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The same way they run their local TV stations. I read that the local
station's manager is proud of the fact that they don't even have a camera
or studio. What a waste of MHz.

Mark Zenier

It's particularly annoying that TBN gutted KUSW just so they could have the
most boring station in the past, present and future history of shortwave
radio. Listening to the old "DC-3 airplane sound" utility stations was more
interesting. Radio must rank at the bottom of TBN's priority chart. I wish
they would sell the station. Sell it to somebody who cares about radio.
Sell it to Dr. Scott or Alan Maxwell or somebody who got downsized out of
Clear Channel. Even Harold Camping would be an improvement over what they
broadcast now.

Yeah, what ever happened to those darn DC-3 sounds anyway?

As I recall they were darn noisy.

dxAce