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I am thoroughly enjoying my new Sangean ATS818ACS - I'm glad I finally found a
radio that I'm compatible with. Anyway-is there a difference between buying a reel-type antenna for the plug on the radio and just making a length of wire with the alligator clips and clipping it directly onto the whip antenna? Those are as far as I'm interested in going regarding antennas...just wondered which route is better. I also wouldn't mind finding a simple shortwave program guide (English only) just for what is receivable in eastern North America...I'm getting weary of wading through pages and pages of hour-by-hour programming, when most of it is for other parts of the world. Does such a creature exist??? Thanks... Linda Pennsylvania |
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Love2camp5 wrote:
I am thoroughly enjoying my new Sangean ATS818ACS - I'm glad I finally found a radio that I'm compatible with. Anyway-is there a difference between buying a reel-type antenna for the plug on the radio and just making a length of wire with the alligator clips and clipping it directly onto the whip antenna? Those are as far as I'm interested in going regarding antennas...just wondered which route is better. I also wouldn't mind finding a simple shortwave program guide (English only) just for what is receivable in eastern North America...I'm getting weary of wading through pages and pages of hour-by-hour programming, when most of it is for other parts of the world. Does such a creature exist??? Thanks... Linda Pennsylvania Hi The reel up antennas are more convenient for portable use. Here's a link to a good web site with english language broadcast schedules, sorted by country or hour. http://www.primetimeshortwave.com/ |
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"Love2camp5" wrote...
[snip] I also wouldn't mind finding a simple shortwave program guide (English only) just for what is receivable in eastern North America...I'm getting weary of wading through pages and pages of hour-by-hour programming, when most of it is for other parts of the world. Does such a creature exist??? Monitoring Times Magazine's shortwave section is a handy reference. And for what is on at the current hour, this online site is good... http://www.anarc.org/naswa/swlguide/ |
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the absolute best english guide is Mark Fine's guide on www.fineware-swl.com
"Love2camp5" wrote in message ... I am thoroughly enjoying my new Sangean ATS818ACS - I'm glad I finally found a radio that I'm compatible with. Anyway-is there a difference between buying a reel-type antenna for the plug on the radio and just making a length of wire with the alligator clips and clipping it directly onto the whip antenna? Those are as far as I'm interested in going regarding antennas...just wondered which route is better. I also wouldn't mind finding a simple shortwave program guide (English only) just for what is receivable in eastern North America...I'm getting weary of wading through pages and pages of hour-by-hour programming, when most of it is for other parts of the world. Does such a creature exist??? Thanks... Linda Pennsylvania |
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