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Your Favorite Daily SW Program/Frequency?
I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and
daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky |
Good idea. Mine are no great revelation, but I enjoy them.
Broadcast Shortwave 9580 Radio Australia in the morning. 6000 Radio Havana in the evenings 5975 BBC in the evenings 6020 Radio China evenings. Otherwise I just cruise the bands, including tropical until I find something interesting. Lucky wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky |
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky"
wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Australia 21740 around 2200 and later. I also like to listen to the wold at 6 and as it happens on 15180 at the same time, unfortunately. I could listen to them later, but never remember to do so. |
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Usually 6925 for pirate radio, been dead recently. I don't really have one specific frequency, I tend to float around searching number station schedules when I get the chance. A freq I've been watching is 6230 with the Navy ASW USB net. 73 Tom |
"Tom Sevart" wrote in message ... 11175 USB day or night. -- Tom Sevart Frontenac, KS http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc Too weak to make out here in Miami right now. What's on it?? Lucky |
"RedOctober" wrote in message oups.com... Usually 6925 for pirate radio, been dead recently. I don't really have one specific frequency, I tend to float around searching number station schedules when I get the chance. A freq I've been watching is 6230 with the Navy ASW USB net. 73 Tom I recently ran into what sounded like a numbers station on 15016. Even though he read off like a regular spy station, the voice had a slight southern accent to it and somehow sounded different. Lucky |
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 |
David wrote: On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 You just strut on out there and tote it, 'tard boy! Real radio rules. dxAce Michigan USA |
DaviD - With Two Capital "D"s for Dumb and Dumber !
[ XM Satellite Radio Channel 131 is NOT Shortwave Radio [.] |
Alex jones on 3120 and pirates on 692x. Oh, and the great liberty net. Also
check out the two-meter nets on the scanner. |
Broadcast Shortwave 9.580 Radio Australia in the morning. 9.515 Radio Canada in the A.M ( Sometimes ) 5.975 BBC in the evenings 7.300 at Night 7.415 WBCQ afternoon / evenings ( Ionosphere willing) 6.925 at night on weekends 11.175 USB at night |
David wrote:
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 On SHORTWAVE, idiot. It's just as I figured-you hardly ever listen to shortwave, you're just here to spread your ideology. Then go somewhere else and let us discuss RADIO, not politics. ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky"
wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky DX'ers Unlimited / R. Havana - 9820/6000 Tuesdays, Saturday night local (0135 UT) AM Radio wars / 80 meter ham band - 3880/3885 evenings local time Radio New York International w/ John Lightning - WBCQ 7415 Sunday night local (0100UT) Jim |
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On Tue 08 Mar 2005 01:23:07p, "Lucky" wrote in message : I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky Here lately during the evenings, I could be anywhere on the dial, but I'll usually (off and on): Check reception for Pirate 6925, ..50, ..75 Check reception for Arnie Coro on Radio Havana 6000 Check for Non-Religioius programming on WWCR-5070 Check for Non-Religioius programming on WWCR-3210 If all else fails, there's usually some humorous rag-chewers anywhere between 3850 - 3950 But for the most part, I'm just spinning the dial to see what I stumble across. -=jd=- Throw in some MWDX on evenings it promises to be good, and this sounds very much like my listening pattern, too. Tony ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
"RHF" wrote in message oups.com... DaviD - With Two Capital "D"s for Dumb and Dumber ! [ XM Satellite Radio Channel 131 is NOT Shortwave Radio [.] . I watch ITN, DW and the BBC News Programs on TV but that is NOT Shortwave [.] . ~ RHF . Sirius 13, Evis is IN tha buildin! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAyyy!! B |
"creeksplasher 4" wrote in message groups.com... "Lucky" wrote in message ... I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. 11:00 PM WWRB 5.085 www.wwrb.org/ "The Divided Kingdom" with Elizabeth and David (?) Border and their two SOCK PUPPETS--- Barbie and Herb! (a pair of genuine, sulfite-free, Grade-A, USDA inspected FRUIT-CAKES) 6:00PM Sundays WWCR 5.070 www.wwcr.com "Shepherd's Call" - Pastor Buddy Two more hayseed preachers what got cow**** stuck on their shoes and believe in everything from chemtrails to any one of many great conspiracy theories. Wear a tinfoil hat! *Nightly Daily* 01:00 EST Coast to Coast AM with George Noorey. www.coasttocoastam.com (The undisputed GrandDaddy of late night kook radio, with Art Bell on the weekends) Not a shortwave outlet but many shortwave kooks are frequent guests on C to C AM. At least you're listening. That's what they want. B |
"creeksplasher 4" wrote in message groups.com... "Lucky" wrote in message ... I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. 11:00 PM WWRB 5.085 www.wwrb.org/ "The Divided Kingdom" with Elizabeth and David (?) Border and their two SOCK PUPPETS--- Barbie and Herb! (a pair of genuine, sulfite-free, Grade-A, USDA inspected FRUIT-CAKES) 6:00PM Sundays WWCR 5.070 www.wwcr.com "Shepherd's Call" - Pastor Buddy Two more hayseed preachers what got cow**** stuck on their shoes and believe in everything from chemtrails to any one of many great conspiracy theories. Wear a tinfoil hat! *Nightly Daily* 01:00 EST Coast to Coast AM with George Noorey. www.coasttocoastam.com (The undisputed GrandDaddy of late night kook radio, with Art Bell on the weekends) Not a shortwave outlet but many shortwave kooks are frequent guests on C to C AM. Guys please keep them coming. This is good stuff. I'm very interested in the listening habits and frequencies you guys tune in. Your recommendations not only educate new listeners to these stations but make this NG an informative place to visit. Thanks! Lucky |
It would also be helpful to know the location from which you are listening.
H Davis "Lucky" wrote in message ... "creeksplasher 4" wrote in message groups.com... "Lucky" wrote in message ... I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. 11:00 PM WWRB 5.085 www.wwrb.org/ "The Divided Kingdom" with Elizabeth and David (?) Border and their two SOCK PUPPETS--- Barbie and Herb! (a pair of genuine, sulfite-free, Grade-A, USDA inspected FRUIT-CAKES) 6:00PM Sundays WWCR 5.070 www.wwcr.com "Shepherd's Call" - Pastor Buddy Two more hayseed preachers what got cow**** stuck on their shoes and believe in everything from chemtrails to any one of many great conspiracy theories. Wear a tinfoil hat! *Nightly Daily* 01:00 EST Coast to Coast AM with George Noorey. www.coasttocoastam.com (The undisputed GrandDaddy of late night kook radio, with Art Bell on the weekends) Not a shortwave outlet but many shortwave kooks are frequent guests on C to C AM. Guys please keep them coming. This is good stuff. I'm very interested in the listening habits and frequencies you guys tune in. Your recommendations not only educate new listeners to these stations but make this NG an informative place to visit. Thanks! Lucky |
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:41:19 GMT, David wrote:
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. |
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"H Davis" wrote: It would also be helpful to know the location from which you are listening. Snip His location is in the kill file. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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Howard wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:41:19 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. Yes indeed! I looked it up for myself and all three XM satellites (and a spare) are Boeing 702 models. Better take a hammer to that XM radio, David! LMAO dxAce Michigan USA |
DaviD - So why would that Interest 'you' ? ? ?
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I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and
daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Good idea, Lucky. I have few regulars -- Radio Canada International on 13655, 17820 or 9515 in the morning, ABC Australia on 9580 or 9590 a little earlier in the morning before Canada comes on, Radio Habana Cuba on 6000 or 9820 in the evenings, and the Air Force on 11175 just because you never know what you'll hear. I prefer the utility stuff, but have neither the radio nor the antenna to do it right. |
David wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 21:02:27 -0800, Howard wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:41:19 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. I like mass murder. More stuff for the survivors. What I was pointing out was the absurdity of a company that makes death machines letting go of someone on moral grounds. BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Oh really? It wasn't Boeing Satellite Systems? Better get that hammer out! dxAce Michigan USA |
dxAce wrote: David wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 21:02:27 -0800, Howard wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:41:19 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. I like mass murder. More stuff for the survivors. What I was pointing out was the absurdity of a company that makes death machines letting go of someone on moral grounds. BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Oh really? It wasn't Boeing Satellite Systems? Better get that hammer out! Sorry, I forgot that you're a known 'tard... and probably have no idea what a hammer is. I'm sure that mommy keeps that sort of thing far, far away from you. Better yet, the next time you're out toting and strutting, just throw a tantrum and pitch that thing into the curb. LMAO at the 'tard. dxAce Michigan USA |
Here is typing at you kid
When you beat your swords into plow shares, some big guy will come along and take your farm. "Preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States" Does the first four words get the picture across ?? -- Round up the usual spammers Rains In Casablanker How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. |
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 10:30:56 -0500, dxAce
wrote: BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Oh really? It wasn't Boeing Satellite Systems? Better get that hammer out! dxAce Michigan USA BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. National, April 17, 2000 -- Alcatel Space, Europe's leading satellite exporter, today announced the completion and delivery to Hughes Space & Communications Company of the first of two state-of-the-art communications payloads for XM Satellite Radio (NASDAQ:XMSR). The second payload is scheduled for delivery in May 2000. The XM payload was manufactured and integrated onto its module at Alcatel Space's Toulouse, France, facility. On Friday, April 14, 2000, it was shipped to Hughes' spacecraft factory in El Segundo, CA, where the 3,500-pound payload module will be integrated into Hughes' 702 spacecraft bus. Hughes Space & Communications (HSC), the world's leading manufacturer of commercial communications satellites, will conduct functional, antenna range and environmental testing on the spacecraft in preparation for launch later this year. |
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 08:23:04 -0800, "Bogie" wrote:
Here is typing at you kid When you beat your swords into plow shares, some big guy will come along and take your farm. "Preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States" Does the first four words get the picture across ?? Good luck with that quaint Constitution thing. Totally irrelevant to the Neocon Death Cult. |
"David" wrote in message ... On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 10:30:56 -0500, dxAce wrote: BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Oh really? It wasn't Boeing Satellite Systems? Better get that hammer out! dxAce Michigan USA BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. National, April 17, 2000 -- Alcatel Space, Europe's leading satellite exporter, today announced the completion and delivery to Hughes Space & Communications Company of the first of two state-of-the-art communications payloads for XM Satellite Radio (NASDAQ:XMSR). The second payload is scheduled for delivery in May 2000. The XM payload was manufactured and integrated onto its module at Alcatel Space's Toulouse, France, facility. On Friday, April 14, 2000, it was shipped to Hughes' spacecraft factory in El Segundo, CA, where the 3,500-pound payload module will be integrated into Hughes' 702 spacecraft bus. Hughes Space & Communications (HSC), the world's leading manufacturer of commercial communications satellites, will conduct functional, antenna range and environmental testing on the spacecraft in preparation for launch later this year. Big deal. GM makes the Humvee and provided parts (including allison transmissions) for the Abrams M-1A1. And there's their GM Defense division, as well. --Mike L. |
David wrote: On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 10:30:56 -0500, dxAce wrote: BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Oh really? It wasn't Boeing Satellite Systems? Better get that hammer out! dxAce Michigan USA BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. National, April 17, 2000 -- Alcatel Space, Europe's leading satellite exporter, today announced the completion and delivery to Hughes Space & Communications Company of the first of two state-of-the-art communications payloads for XM Satellite Radio (NASDAQ:XMSR). The second payload is scheduled for delivery in May 2000. The XM payload was manufactured and integrated onto its module at Alcatel Space's Toulouse, France, facility. On Friday, April 14, 2000, it was shipped to Hughes' spacecraft factory in El Segundo, CA, where the 3,500-pound payload module will be integrated into Hughes' 702 spacecraft bus. Hughes Space & Communications (HSC), the world's leading manufacturer of commercial communications satellites, will conduct functional, antenna range and environmental testing on the spacecraft in preparation for launch later this year. Read it again 'tard!!!!! It's a Hughes 702 satellite in that article... Boeing acquired Hughes in 2000... subsequent XM satellites are BOEING 702's.... Damn, can't you read you stupid piece of **** 'tard? Repeating, can't you read you stupid piece of **** 'tard? Do some more research you stupid piece of ****, then go tote it! dxAce Michigan USA |
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 14:33:03 GMT, David wrote:
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 21:02:27 -0800, Howard wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:41:19 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. I like mass murder. More stuff for the survivors. What I was pointing out was the absurdity of a company that makes death machines letting go of someone on moral grounds. BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Sorta, it was called just plain Hughes at that time though in full it was General Motors Hughes Electronics, we seldom called ourselve GM. GM bought Hughes Aircraft then it was split up for sale to Raytheon (most of the military business) and one of the remaining divisions, HSC - Hughes Space and Communications, was sold to Boeing. DirecTV was a subsidiary of HSC in it's early days, a creation of the folks in Hughes who operated the satellite fleet mostly known as 'Galaxy.' I know the history as I've been there 25 years, since it was Hughes Aircraft Company - under the umbrella of the Hughes Medical Foundation. In fact David, I am a Project Manager on the XM Satellite program. |
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 13:30:08 -0500, dxAce
wrote: David wrote: On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 10:30:56 -0500, dxAce wrote: BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Oh really? It wasn't Boeing Satellite Systems? Better get that hammer out! dxAce Michigan USA BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. National, April 17, 2000 -- Alcatel Space, Europe's leading satellite exporter, today announced the completion and delivery to Hughes Space & Communications Company of the first of two state-of-the-art communications payloads for XM Satellite Radio (NASDAQ:XMSR). The second payload is scheduled for delivery in May 2000. The XM payload was manufactured and integrated onto its module at Alcatel Space's Toulouse, France, facility. On Friday, April 14, 2000, it was shipped to Hughes' spacecraft factory in El Segundo, CA, where the 3,500-pound payload module will be integrated into Hughes' 702 spacecraft bus. Hughes Space & Communications (HSC), the world's leading manufacturer of commercial communications satellites, will conduct functional, antenna range and environmental testing on the spacecraft in preparation for launch later this year. Read it again 'tard!!!!! It's a Hughes 702 satellite in that article... Boeing acquired Hughes in 2000... subsequent XM satellites are BOEING 702's.... Damn, can't you read you stupid piece of **** 'tard? Repeating, can't you read you stupid piece of **** 'tard? Do some more research you stupid piece of ****, then go tote it! dxAce Michigan USA DX ......... I've given him a quick history, just posted a few moments ago. As mentioned, I'm a 25 year veteran of Hughes Aircraft/General Motors Hughes Electronics/Boeing Satellite Systems. And guess what - we've just changed our name again! We are now SDC - Satellite Design Center of Space and Information Systems, Integrated Defense Systems, Boeing. I'm sure you understand, just a division buried in a larger company - not sure if some other(s) will catch on though. |
Howard wrote:
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 14:33:03 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 21:02:27 -0800, Howard wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:41:19 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. I like mass murder. More stuff for the survivors. What I was pointing out was the absurdity of a company that makes death machines letting go of someone on moral grounds. BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Sorta, it was called just plain Hughes at that time though in full it was General Motors Hughes Electronics, we seldom called ourselve GM. GM bought Hughes Aircraft then it was split up for sale to Raytheon (most of the military business) and one of the remaining divisions, HSC - Hughes Space and Communications, was sold to Boeing. DirecTV was a subsidiary of HSC in it's early days, a creation of the folks in Hughes who operated the satellite fleet mostly known as 'Galaxy.' I know the history as I've been there 25 years, since it was Hughes Aircraft Company - under the umbrella of the Hughes Medical Foundation. In fact David, I am a Project Manager on the XM Satellite program. Does it bother you that the signals your satellites send out kill people? Or am I interpreting David's rants wrong? ;) ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 18:55:45 -0800, running dogg wrote:
Howard wrote: On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 14:33:03 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 21:02:27 -0800, Howard wrote: On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:41:19 GMT, David wrote: On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 13:23:07 -0500, "Lucky" wrote: I thought it would be a good idea to share your favorite frequencies and daily or weekly listening schedule. This way other people just dialing around can join in on the fun and education too. Can you list the program, frequency and time you listen to it please. It doesn't have to be a program. It can be just be the best Ham or most interesting frequency according to you. Thanks Lucky BBC World Service-XM Channel 131- Sunday through Monday 0000-2400 How can you tolerate using XM Radio when their service is carried via BOEING satellites - your use of XM is now helping to provide revenue to a company that is a mass murderer. I like mass murder. More stuff for the survivors. What I was pointing out was the absurdity of a company that makes death machines letting go of someone on moral grounds. BTW: When the XM satellites were built, the contractor was General Motors. Sorta, it was called just plain Hughes at that time though in full it was General Motors Hughes Electronics, we seldom called ourselve GM. GM bought Hughes Aircraft then it was split up for sale to Raytheon (most of the military business) and one of the remaining divisions, HSC - Hughes Space and Communications, was sold to Boeing. DirecTV was a subsidiary of HSC in it's early days, a creation of the folks in Hughes who operated the satellite fleet mostly known as 'Galaxy.' I know the history as I've been there 25 years, since it was Hughes Aircraft Company - under the umbrella of the Hughes Medical Foundation. In fact David, I am a Project Manager on the XM Satellite program. Does it bother you that the signals your satellites send out kill people? Or am I interpreting David's rants wrong? ;) Our satellite signals kill people? Damn, we'll have to advertise that as a new feature and charge our customers more 8-} ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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