(Andre) wrote in message . com...
It will be available late October.


Tell me what's cooking inside for the 2004 Passport to World Band
Radio? If there is improvement and new updates on the publication, I
will place an order. But if there is no improvement or no changes on
the publication, Larry Magne of Passport to World Band Radio can keep
his book and I will keep my dollar on my pocket.


Andre

I agree Andre, The 2003 edition was at least three years out of date
for many of the listings. For example, Radio exterior de Espana has
not broadcast on 9055 for at least three years, also they paired back
to one broadcast in English a day rather than three as listed. Many
of the BBC broadcasts, DW and Radio France schedules are no longer in
effect just to name a few, and these are the majors. I would hate to
venture a guess how out of date the others are.

Waiting till it gets to the book store and check out some known
broadcasts before I'll purchase again.

In my mind they are not doing their home work.

Jerry B

Jerry Bianchi wrote:

(Andre) wrote in message . com...
It will be available late October.


Tell me what's cooking inside for the 2004 Passport to World Band
Radio? If there is improvement and new updates on the publication, I
will place an order. But if there is no improvement or no changes on
the publication, Larry Magne of Passport to World Band Radio can keep
his book and I will keep my dollar on my pocket.


Andre

I agree Andre, The 2003 edition was at least three years out of date
for many of the listings. For example, Radio exterior de Espana has
not broadcast on 9055 for at least three years

9055?

, also they paired back
to one broadcast in English a day rather than three as listed. Many
of the BBC broadcasts, DW and Radio France schedules are no longer in
effect just to name a few, and these are the majors. I would hate to
venture a guess how out of date the others are.

Waiting till it gets to the book store and check out some known
broadcasts before I'll purchase again.

In my mind they are not doing their home work.

Jerry B

Jerry Bianchi wrote:

(Andre) wrote in message . com...
It will be available late October.


Tell me what's cooking inside for the 2004 Passport to World Band
Radio? If there is improvement and new updates on the publication, I
will place an order. But if there is no improvement or no changes on
the publication, Larry Magne of Passport to World Band Radio can keep
his book and I will keep my dollar on my pocket.


Andre

I agree Andre, The 2003 edition was at least three years out of date
for many of the listings. For example, Radio exterior de Espana has
not broadcast on 9055 for at least three years

If you are referring to 6055, as far as I recall they were using that frequency as late as this past Spring.
That is one of their traditional Winter season frequencies. We'll have to see what the upcoming season
brings at the end of this month.

, also they paired back
to one broadcast in English a day rather than three as listed. Many
of the BBC broadcasts, DW and Radio France schedules are no longer in
effect just to name a few, and these are the majors. I would hate to
venture a guess how out of date the others are.

Waiting till it gets to the book store and check out some known
broadcasts before I'll purchase again.

In my mind they are not doing their home work.

Jerry B

If Larry Magne finds difficult to dispose the 2003 and 2004 issues of
"Passport to World Band Radio", he should be charitable, donate or
sell it for $1 per copy for used and old copies of his book to the
third world countries like South America, Africa and Asia. Lots of
poor countries will benefit his book in the remote corners of the
world instead of throwing it in the bin for recycle and people will
appreciate his book in the poorest countries of the world. He should
remember 75% of the world population is located in third world
countries. People on those countries can afford on their own money
currencies. I think he can still recover expenses in his publication
and he will very popular in those countries.


White Bufallo

And your point is?


"White Bufallo" wrote in message
om...
Larry Magne is not only selling his book in the United States of
America alone but to the rest of the world, he should consider if he
makes a price increase it affects prices in other world currencies,
especially in third world countries like South America, Africa and
Asia. They will find difficult to purchase that book in their own
money currencies. They have to purchase more U.S. dollar to import
that book even it is a used or old copies.


White Bufallo

There is no way a book of that caliber is going to be very accuurate. The
lead time to press is way to long. If you want accurate frequenceis, ILG or
the equivelent is the way to go. The books value lies in its articles, not
the station listings.
"Jerry Bianchi" wrote in message
m...

In my mind they are not doing their home work.

Jerry B

wrote:

About this time last year I got "Passport 2003" for about $12 (free
shipping) from buy.com

Any good deals out there on Passport 2004?

Art Harris

I preordered the 2004 for $15.26 plus shipping from buy.com It will be
out about Dec.1


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If Larry Magne finds difficult to dispose the 2003 and 2004 issues of
"Passport to World Band Radio", he should be charitable, donate or
sell it for $1 per copy for used and old copies of his book to the
third world countries like South America, Africa and Asia. Lots of
poor countries will benefit his book in the remote corners of the
world instead of throwing it in the bin for recycle and people will
appreciate his book in the poorest countries of the world. He should
remember 75% of the world population is located in third world
countries. People on those countries can afford on their own money
currencies. I think he can still recover expenses in his publication
and he will be very popular in those countries. The 20th anniversary
of Passport to World Band Radio, Larry Magne should donate or sell his
book for $1 to the poorest nations of the world. Make this a
meaningful anniversary that people of the world will remember Larry
Magne as a philanthropist.


White Bufallo

White Bufallo wrote:

If Larry Magne finds difficult to dispose the 2003 and 2004 issues of
"Passport to World Band Radio", he should be charitable, donate or
sell it for $1 per copy for used and old copies of his book to the
third world countries like South America, Africa and Asia. Lots of
poor countries will benefit his book in the remote corners of the
world instead of throwing it in the bin for recycle and people will
appreciate his book in the poorest countries of the world. He should
remember 75% of the world population is located in third world
countries. People on those countries can afford on their own money
currencies. I think he can still recover expenses in his publication
and he will be very popular in those countries. The 20th anniversary
of Passport to World Band Radio, Larry Magne should donate or sell his
book for $1 to the poorest nations of the world. Make this a
meaningful anniversary that people of the world will remember Larry
Magne as a philanthropist.

White Bufallo

It's his publication, his money, he can do with it as he pleases.

A word to the wise, if you wish to take the name of a sacred creature, you
should at least learn how to spell... it's: buffalo, not bufallo. ;-)

From: N8KDV
Organization: NASWA-America's Oldest SWBC Club
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Date: Tue, 07 Oct 2003 20:00:51 -0400
Subject: "Passport 2004" deals?



White Bufallo wrote:

If Larry Magne finds difficult to dispose the 2003 and 2004 issues of
"Passport to World Band Radio", he should be charitable, donate or
sell it for $1 per copy for used and old copies of his book to the
third world countries like South America, Africa and Asia. Lots of
poor countries will benefit his book in the remote corners of the
world instead of throwing it in the bin for recycle and people will
appreciate his book in the poorest countries of the world. He should
remember 75% of the world population is located in third world
countries. People on those countries can afford on their own money
currencies. I think he can still recover expenses in his publication
and he will be very popular in those countries. The 20th anniversary
of Passport to World Band Radio, Larry Magne should donate or sell his
book for $1 to the poorest nations of the world. Make this a
meaningful anniversary that people of the world will remember Larry
Magne as a philanthropist.

White Bufallo

It's his publication, his money, he can do with it as he pleases.

A word to the wise, if you wish to take the name of a sacred creature, you
should at least learn how to spell... it's: buffalo, not bufallo. ;-)

Nah, he's just a big Italian that doesn't get much sunshine...

Jon