"lsmyer" wrote in message
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| DX Radio is the hobby of listening to distant radio stations, typically
from
| locations well outside their intended coverage area. Sometimes the
weakness
| of the signal is the challenge, sometimes the amount of interference, and
| other times the infrequent or irregular schedule of the station.
|
| Typically most dx-ing is achieved on the Mediumwave Band (AM band) and the
| shortwave Tropical Bands between 2 and 6 MHz. The higher shortwave bands 6
| to 30 MHz are generally used for true international broadcasting.

(waiting for the punch - line here....)

73, etc.,

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Steve Lawrence
KAØPMD
Burnsville, Minnesota

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