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Catching Amateur Radio Signals From Hotel Balcony:

from blog.syracuse.com on February 1, 2010
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Catching Amateur Radio Signals From Hotel Balcony:

by K7CB on February 1, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

The title of the article is misleading to say the least. No amateur radio equipment was used...not even a VHF/UHF HT. The author brought along a Grundig shortwave radio and a Uniden scanner. In addition, there was no mention of any amateur radio signals received. The author only mentions listening to some beacons and some AM DX.

RE: Catching Amateur Radio Signals From Hotel Balcony:

by K7CB on February 1, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

I stand corrected...he did listen to some repeater activity on his scanner. But it was only in passing at the end of the article.

Catching Amateur Radio Signals From Hotel Balcony:

by KB1THM on February 1, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

Misleading title. What does this have to do with ham radio?

Catching Amateur Radio Signals From Hotel Balcony:

by KQ9J on February 1, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

Love the comments. Nothing like people getting free entertainment and then bitching about it LOL

RE: Catching Amateur Radio Signals From Hotel Balcony:

by K7CB on February 1, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

Didn't you just do the same thing with your comment?

RE: Catching Amateur Radio Signals From Hotel Balcony:

by KQ9J on February 2, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

Not exactly. It was a story about a guy listening to radio from a hotel. The fact that the author inserted the word amateur in the title hardly matters to me, but the fact that it gets some peoples panties in a knot only increases the value of the free entertainment in my estimation.

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