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Old May 20th 05, 08:42 PM
 
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In: . com, "Bushido Hacks" wrote:
Radio blackout on the shortwave frequencies here in North America.
Blame satilite radio services (XM and Sirius) combine that with the
adgenda of the WTO.


That was something I was wondering about, do satelite signals ever
transmit on shortwave frequencies. (I should think they use microwave)

I couldn't hear a SINGLE station last night except the usual religious
crud. But, I heard a lot of chirps and signals that were rythmic in nature
(natural noise never fits a pattern does it?)

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