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Old July 23rd 06, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by dxAce
Received a large packet of stuff this afternoon from Radio Taiwan International.
Wondered why I got it and then I recalled answering something from them where
they were looking for monitors.
Their North America signals (from WYFR facilities) have always been excellent here in California. I wonder if it is regular practice for them to use monitors, or if they will be changing their broadcasting methods in the near future.
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