I mostly listen to shortwave for pirates because few stations around here besides my own use FM/AM . Though there are a few good public stations on the regular broadcast bands, I am more of a SWLer.
Well, the answer to this always changes, but right now I'd have to say that it's Nichole Atkins. If you haven't heard Neptune City yet, you're missing out.
Post by HighMountainRadio on Dec 26, 2017 3:56:05 GMT -6
For me, personally I have listened to shortwave far longer than anything else but my main focus of interest has been 50 MHZ since 1976. I am holding presently at 89 countries worked/confirmed on "The Magic Band", it's a great 'title' since you never know what to expect to hear at a moments notice ! One of biggest thrills was working my 50th and last U.S. state, Hawaii on CW several years ago. I enjoy weak signal work and CW (Morse Code) primarily although from time to time when conditions permit, I will use SSB also, or if I just feel like BS'ing for a long period with another station, it's a lot faster to speak than to use CW, lol ! Of course I also enjoy DX'ing for pirate radio stations as well !
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Post by dave radio on Dec 24, 2018 16:19:51 GMT -6
A year old thread... Well I clicked one for FM Broadcast as that's my main source for hearing my own operation. I also hear a lot of news/talk/info on AM. A rather bland diet to some, I'm sure, but it meets my minimum daily requirement.
A year old thread... Well I clicked one for FM Broadcast as that's my main source for hearing my own operation. I also hear a lot of news/talk/info on AM. A rather bland diet to some, I'm sure, but it meets my minimum daily requirement.
Actually 10 years old, holy cow it's been a long time.
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