David wrote:

This is why Satellite Radio is the wave of the future.

Guess you better grab that board, and go 'hang ten' on that wave, 'tard boy.

Then you can leave the shortwave to the big boys.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

In this modern day of technology,why not have a shortwave radio at home
with a good antenna and control and listen to the radio at home while at
work miles away in an office building? www.smarthome.com and some
other stores sell devices which can be used to do similar things with
computers.Or does that make any sense? OK,I am a dummy and I doubt if I
could figure out how to do such things.
cuhulin

= = = wrote:
In this modern day of technology,why not have a shortwave radio at
home
with a good antenna and control and listen to the radio at home while
at
work miles away in an office building? www.smarthome.com and some
other stores sell devices which can be used to do similar things with
computers.Or does that make any sense? OK,I am a dummy and I doubt if
I
could figure out how to do such things.
cuhulin


CUHULIN,

Simpler is to place a Near-the-Window-Radio 'next' to a window
in the Office Building.

Turn the Radio to the Station that you want to Listen to.

Connect an FM Re-Broadcast Transmitter to the Window Radio.

Set an "In-the-Office-Radio" on your Desk {in your Office}
and 'turn' it to the FM Re-Broadcaster Frequency.

Wah La - Your have Clean Clear Sound be it Music or Talk )
{ Wah La = Voila - I don't 'do' French. }

PS: Share the Sounds with Others - Invite them to Turn-In )
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what could be more simple - not ~ RHF
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I don't do frogs either,but Brigitte Bardot wasen't bad looking back in
her day.I have been to Paris twice before,Paris,Texas that is and
Paris,Texas is a hell of a lot better than paris,frogland can ever hope
to be!
cuhulin

FWIW,

I ran the Marathon de Paris back in the mid-1980s.
Started about 6 PM and we were running through
the Streets of Paris in-the-dark on Cobble Stones.
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yes the french are 'truly' different ~ RHF
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It is impossible to get 3 or more people together listening to the
radio.

On 18 Dec 2004 19:12:54 -0800, "RHF"
wrote:

= = = wrote:
In this modern day of technology,why not have a shortwave radio at
home
with a good antenna and control and listen to the radio at home while
at
work miles away in an office building? www.smarthome.com and some
other stores sell devices which can be used to do similar things with
computers.Or does that make any sense? OK,I am a dummy and I doubt if
I
could figure out how to do such things.
cuhulin


CUHULIN,

Simpler is to place a Near-the-Window-Radio 'next' to a window
in the Office Building.

Turn the Radio to the Station that you want to Listen to.

Connect an FM Re-Broadcast Transmitter to the Window Radio.

Set an "In-the-Office-Radio" on your Desk {in your Office}
and 'turn' it to the FM Re-Broadcaster Frequency.

Wah La - Your have Clean Clear Sound be it Music or Talk )
{ Wah La = Voila - I don't 'do' French. }

PS: Share the Sounds with Others - Invite them to Turn-In )
.
what could be more simple - not ~ RHF
.
.

DaviD,

Where Three or More are Gathered . . .

Turn the Radio On ! and Praise The Lord - Amen

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pal ~ RHF
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