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Default Foxhole Radio detector variant

On 05/14/2013 08:17 AM, vu2nan wrote:
Channel Jumper;804920 Wrote:
Thanks

That is a real old web site - saw it many times before.

The problem is - not many safety razor blades anymore - other then
cardboard cutters or utility knife blades.

With the commercial broadcast bands going digital - it is hard to find a
good signal anymore.. Even KDKA is hard to hear at night with the
digital signal of another station in about the same exact place.


Hi,

You are absolutely correct. The way things are changing, I wonder if
future generations will appreciate old tech!

Thanks.

Regards,

Nandu.







I found this


http://www.midnightscience.com/



So I guess there is still interest.


I am disappointed how there are so few good radio stations
but am very glad there is still NPR.
 
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