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Shortwave Gains Low-Power Interest:

from rwonline.com on January 30, 2010
Website: http://www.rwonline.com/article/93934
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Shortwave Gains Low-Power Interest:

by WA4D on January 30, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

An interesting and substantive piece of journalism.

Far better than the USA ham radio emcomm buffoon propaganda pieces that run so often here.

Thank-you Thomas Völkner and Radio World.

mike/wa4d.net

Shortwave Gains Low-Power Interest:

by W2WO on January 30, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

Interesting, although the reporter seems to confuse FM and "normal" shortwave AM usage.

Bill

RE: Shortwave Gains Low-Power Interest:

by WA4D on January 30, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

Good point Bill. To be sure, many radio articles have technical vagueness that indicates either a lack of understanding by the reporter or an inability to properly convey technical information in a general interest piece.

Still the piece was far better than most of the pablum and drivel that is written about Ham radio and posted here.

mike/wa4d.net

RE: Shortwave Gains Low-Power Interest:

by K4RAF on February 4, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

Having been part of the now defunct Shortwave Listeners' Net that used to meet on 7240 Sundays, there always has been a low power presence on shortwave. A majority is contained under the heading of "pirate radio" here in the US, yet pirates are not really hunted in Europe. They are instead promoted & gain wide popularity.

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