Good day to al my dear friends. Reading at the column from John Figliozzi at
MT from the Monitoring Times June issue ( a very good one ) it hits my mind
the issue of QSLing.
Apart from being an avid short-wave listener, I am also a Ham Radio Operator.
In ham radio, the more country I catch an
June 27, 2005
Wellington, New Zealand
Japanese Radio Art Revealed
The Art of Radio (c) Japan now on-line at www.radioheritage.net is a
fascinating and colorful introduction to the art work used by
Japanese domestic radio stations to promote themselves since the
early 1930's.
>From icons such a
June 27 2005
Wellington, New Zealand
Long Lost Australian Radio Stars Shine Again
A new series of articles now on-line at www.radioheritage.net goes
back almost 60 years to reveal the long lost radio stars who made 2KY
Sydney, 2CH Sydney and 2CA Canberra top stations of the mid-1940's.
Andy Fl
DX Listening Digest 5-105 has now been posted at
http://www.w4uvh.net/dxlatest.txt or http://dxld.worldofradio.org CONTENTS:
WOR 1278 / DX PROGRAMS / ANTARCTICA ham+ / AUSTRALIA VL8A / AUSTRALIA ham SWHFR
/ USA 2KY/2CH/2CA / BRAZIL / BULGARIA / CANADA CBC/RCI / CANADA CIRC / CHINA
+non / COLOMBIA
890KDJQID, Merridan, received folding Thank you card in 28d for
CD report, V/S: Rob Combs-President, also sent several DJQ coasters and
business card. Address: 1050 N. Clover Dr, Boise ID 83703. MW QSL:
#2904. (PM-OR)
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KAVT Reception Manager
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Pacific Radio News July 2005
Wellington, New Zealand
1. Digital radio tests continue in the Pacific, and you can listen to
a radio her
Hello
Once again the *** QRN from 150 kV grid power lines started two days
ago making me listening a headache , though MFJ 1025 is also next to
R75. The noise is a S9 level across all bands but can be deleted using
Noise blanker only if trhe band relatively signal free.
Little pirate logs of
Saludos a todos.
El caso que presenta José Miguel se debe a productos internos generados por el
receptor. Según lo que deduzco por el correo que enviaste, José Miguel, tu
receptor utiliza una frecuencia intermedia (IF por sis siglas en inglés) de 450
kHz.
Anteriormente se construían radios "re