This is to commemorate 70th Anniversary of the very first FM broadcast,
ever.
On the original frequency, at original site, with copy of original
transmitter.

42.8 MHz is low enough in frequency that some DXers might get skip
reception. Most ICOM radios go high enough to get this.

See:
http://www.cscmgt.com/news/2005-05-2...broadcast.html

radioman390 wrote:

This is to commemorate 70th Anniversary of the very first FM broadcast,
ever.
On the original frequency, at original site, with copy of original
transmitter.

42.8 MHz is low enough in frequency that some DXers might get skip
reception. Most ICOM radios go high enough to get this.

As do many scanners, IF they are capable of wideband FM reception (WFM), though
something might be heard on NBFM.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Sometimes, if you tune off the center frequency in AM mode, you can
readable audio.

"radioman390" wrote in message
oups.com...
This is to commemorate 70th Anniversary of the very first FM broadcast,
ever.
On the original frequency, at original site, with copy of original
transmitter.

42.8 MHz is low enough in frequency that some DXers might get skip
reception. Most ICOM radios go high enough to get this.

See:
http://www.cscmgt.com/news/2005-05-2...broadcast.html

The Alpine tower is within site of my home. I wonder if I will be able to
hear it :-)

--
Respectfully,

Michael

Location: New Jersey
Primary Receiver: R-75 with full Kiwa mods
Antennas: G5RV, 200ft "Frankenstein" roof wire
Additional Radios: 7600GR,KA-1101,KA-1102
PL-550, KA-989, Info-Mate 837, GE-SR III
Westinghouse H-104 (seven tube)
Web Site: http://md_dxing.tripod.com