#32 | RE: KBC scheduleSat Mar 03, 2012 9:45 pm (Last edited: Sat Mar 03, 2012 9:49 pm)
MaryAnn
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Zitat von Europe .... and beyond-ish
Nice to see you here Simon....... As far as people posting as guests, to me personally it does not bother me. If the post needs to be removed, it will be regardless if it is a member or a guest. So lets not get all crazy because people post as guests. A post is a post regardless if it has a name or not.
I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every minute of it. Pour l'amour de la musique
KBC has received 6095 reception reports also from Japan, Australia, New Sealand and South Africa. As far as I know not yet from North-America . - This could be because there is a Spanish speaking station (probably Cuba ??) broadcasting on a nearby frequency (I think to remember this when I was in the US 2 years ago and tried to catch Deutsche Welle on 8075 khz.- but I am not sure) or just because nobody has sent in a reception report from the US yet. - So the signal on 6095 khz. is travelling much farer than only Europe and beyound
Zitat von coastieThe American's probably don't even realise that Shortwave still exists!!
There are a few very strong religious stations on SW in English and many Spanish speaking stations but for sure SW in the US is much less popular than in the old world. What they don't have is Long Wave - I never managed to catch even one single station on LW in the US not even coming in from Europe or Africa in the night. - I have to admit I only tried with my trany which though is pretty strong in reception. On US radios you don't find LW but they have SW on older once more expensive radios.
KBC has received 6095 reception reports also from Japan, Australia, New Sealand and South Africa. As far as I know not yet from North-America . - This could be because there is a Spanish speaking station (probably Cuba ??) broadcasting on a nearby frequency (I think to remember this when I was in the US 2 years ago and tried to catch Deutsche Welle on 8075 khz.- but I am not sure) or just because nobody has sent in a reception report from the US yet. - So the signal on 6095 khz. is travelling much farer than only Europe and beyound
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