Any people from Oklahoma out there? I would love to hear about good
stations to pick up here in the central part of N. America. Thanks.

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Phillip Gregg
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I live in Tulsa, you can catch a fair amount
of DX in this part of the country. You need
an outdoor antenna to really do much good. Tropical bands are lively early
in the morning (1000-1200), late afternoon
is also good in the higher bands. Just
do some bandscanning you never know what you'll hear.

Chris KC5IIE

Also in Tulsa. I've been rather inactive for the last year or two (haven't
found time to put up antenna since a move) but hope to change things
shortly. Rob Mills ~

Tubsc66 wrote:

I live in Tulsa, you can catch a fair amount
of DX in this part of the country. You need
an outdoor antenna to really do much good. Tropical bands are lively early
in the morning (1000-1200), late afternoon
is also good in the higher bands. Just
do some bandscanning you never know what you'll hear.

Chris KC5IIE

The expert on Dx'ing in Oklahoma is Glenn Hauser. He has lived there for
many years. You can contact him through his 'World of Radio' website.


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