an_old_friend wrote:
dxAce wrote:
Direction finding.
that works if and only if you know where KB9RQZ is located.

Well, in 1960 there was no KB9RQZ, but I'm sure the Russkis could've
located some Callbooks if they were interested :-).

Of course today we have Broadband-over-power-lines and IBOC so any kind
of long-range direction-finding on HF is presumed impossible.

Tim.

wrote in
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I am sixty four years old.I own many,many old tube type radios and
many,many old transistor radios (between two hundred to three hundred
old radios,I own) with the Conelrad markings on them and I own an old
Geiger counter.Other than those items I own,I dont know anything about
Conelrad.Do I LQQK like an expert or something?
cuhulin




Have you ever turned all your radio on at the same time?

wrote:
an_old_friend wrote:
dxAce wrote:
Direction finding.
that works if and only if you know where KB9RQZ is located.

Well, in 1960 there was no KB9RQZ, but I'm sure the Russkis could've
located some Callbooks if they were interested :-).
and that tells them what

after all I am normaly moblie most of the time


Of course today we have Broadband-over-power-lines and IBOC so any kind
of long-range direction-finding on HF is presumed impossible.
indeed that also means they can't use me for HF RDF

Tim.