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From: wa2ise@cbnewsb.cb.att.com (robert.f.casey)
Subject: WDRE Garden City, NY (NYC area) now networked to WYBF near Philly
Originator: wdp@gagme
Organization: AT&T Banana Labs
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 00:58:07 GMT

WDRE, a "modern rock" radio station in Long Island near NYC (92.7MHz FM)
has announced that they are also heard on WYBF Jenkintown, Pa (north of
Philly) on 103.9MHz FM.  The "WDRE Network" they are calling it.
Heard elsewhere that this Jenkintown station used to carry ethnic
programming and some listeners of that old format are unhappy.

"modern rock" includes artists like Peter Gabriel, Depeche Mode, the Fixx,
Talk Talk, Inxs, Toad the Wet Sproket, Soup Dragons, Tears for Fears, 
Pseudo Echo, Wall of Voodoo, Midnight Oil, Smithereens, and such.

I am probably outside their normal market area.  I listen to WDRE
in Bridgewater, NJ (at RT22 & 202/206).  I say this because their
request/contest line (800-377-DARE) doesn't work for me (I get an
error message).

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From: lipinski_todd@macmail1.rtsg.mot.com
Subject: Re: John Landecker..  where is he? 
Originator: wdp@gagme
Organization: Motorola,Inc
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 00:54:49 GMT

In article <1992Nov20.045132.27135@gagme.chi.il.us> Laurence Palter
<lhpalter@nexus.yorku.ca> writes:
>
>Bill, if I may enquire, what's happening in the Windy City with one John
>"Records" Landecker?  I mentioned a few months back that he did mornings on 
>Top-40 CFTR 680 here in T.O. years back - I knew he went back to Chi-town
>after T.O., but what station is he at now, if any?
>Curious!!!!
>
>[Moderator's Note:  I should know that, but alas I do not.  Any netters have
>the answer?]
>
>-- 
>Laurence H. Palter (LHPalter@Nexus.YorkU.Ca)
>York University - Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
>NB: OPINIONS EXPRESSED DO NOT REPRESENT YORK UNIVERSITY
>AND OPINIONS EXPRESSED "DO" REPRESENT LAURENCE H. PALTER.
>
>
He is on WLS.  I heard him on a Saturday afternoon about a month ago.  I
listened for about a half hour.  He was mostly discussing the election with
callers.  He did say that "My middle name is still Records, we just don't play
them anymore." (Or something like that.)

Todd


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Reply-To:     Alfredo Cotroneo <A.Cotroneo@IT12.BULL.IT>
From:         Alfredo Cotroneo <A.Cotroneo@IT12.BULL.IT>
Subject:      Re: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
              Nov 18, 92 4:35 pm

Richard Shapiro writes :
>
>
>Since RFE/RL don't broadcast to China, the point is somewhat
>irrelevant. What exactly *is* the mandate of these two stations now
>that their target audience has free access to news & information?
>

The latest info I received thru internet indicates that they are 'on the nets'
with a daily report on events in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. I
am actually getting these reports once a day, and you may subscribe if
interested. See the note below.

73s,

Alfredo

P.S. Is RFE/RL still on the air? From where?

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From: rwirthli@nyx.cs.du.edu (Ralph Wirthlin)
Subject: Re: HFMUF/IONCAP Propagation Prediction Codes
Organization: University of Denver, Dept. of Math & Comp. Sci.
Distribution: na
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 14:05:52 GMT

jim@nwra.com (Jim) writes:

>Does anyone know how I might obtain the FORTRAN source code for either
>the old ITS HFMUF propagation prediction program or the new IONCAP
>version of this code?  I know that the IONCAP code is available from
>NTIS for over $1000; I'm looking for a less expensive alternative.

>Jim

I looked into obtaining source code for IONCAP about 3-4 days ago.
The response was: can't be done.  The author/distributor for PC-IONCAP
wished to maintain control of the sources.  He is retiring fairly soon
(months ?), so he may decide to release the sources.  
  As far as HFMUFES goes, if you can get your hands on report no.
ERL-110 ITS, "Estimating performance of skywave ...." (something like that)
you will find the FORTRAN source code in the appendix.  Be aware that
some of the models are dated (1969), but IONCAP was largely based on
HFMUFES.
   Hope this helps
              
                                  Ralph

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From: rkobenter@galaxy.gov.bc.ca
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Radio Free Asia/RFE/CBC report on SW
Date: 19 Nov 92 18:00:37 -0800
Organization: BC Systems Corporation

re: the earlier posting about RFE/RL on the air, as far as I aware
it is still coming out loud and clear from Munich, Germany.

The CBC's Sunday Morning programme had a segment about Shortwave Radio
this past Sunday, though not complete its basic message was that
Shortwave is alive and kicking, and that RCI enjoys some 8 million
faithful. It also said how the BBC has picked up some listeners
while during the past year VOA has lost a lot and is down to 22 million
(can that be true?) from a high of 57 million. They report went on
to point out what this net readers already knew how local transmitters
where being contacted to rebroadcast SW signals to local markets...

One item that got lots of coverage was the American plan to set up
RFA - Radio Free Asia. No definite time was indicated but there is
serious discussions and planning. may just inherit the RFE budget...

Anyone with better info?

robert Kobenter
Victoria BC Canada
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From: edw@sequent.com (Ed Wright)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Re: National NC303 receiver
Date: 23 Nov 92 06:38:27 GMT
Article-I.D.: sequent.1992Nov23.063827.12532
Organization: Sequent Computer Systems, Inc.

In article <SWL-L%92111615390701@OHSTVMA.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU> Dave Ulrick <A01DGU1@NIU.BITNET> writes:
>My dad just picked up a big and heavy National NC303 ham receiver
>at a vintage hi-fi and audio show near Chicago.  From the outside,
stuff deleted
>have any idea what this rig wants for an antenna?  I'm sure it's
>not as sensitive as my DX440, so I suggested a *long* wire.  He's
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
In a pigs eye !
This is one fine sweet radio.
I still use an NC300c and its great.
Its a ham only.
Longwire, trapped vertical, full rhombic, folded trapped twisted inverted
Co-Tanger... they all work well.
I'd fix it !, taint that much to go wrong.
You should be able to a sams on it, or post a request to 
rec.radio.amateur.misc
If it were the 300c I'd photocopy my manual for you.
Once its up, go find yourself a nice Johnson Valiant or Ranger
(or an Invader) and you will have a dandy station.

and remember kids REAL RADIOS GLOW IN THE DARK !!!!!
Ed
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From: fiddler@concertina.Eng.Sun.COM (steve hix)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Re: Who says the cold war is over!?!?
Date: 18 Nov 1992 19:01:12 GMT
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Mt. View, Ca.
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In article <1992Nov17.205658.12547@pixar.com> Bruce@Pixar.com (Bruce Perens) writes:
>In article <1dqa3qINN66q@darkstar.UCSC.EDU> haynes@cats.ucsc.edu (Jim  
>Haynes) writes:
>> 
>> Which reminds me - I saw an ad in IEEE Spectrum where Radio Free
>> Europe/Radio Liberty is trying to hire an engineer.  Haven't they
>> heard the cold war is over?
>
>Over for now. There are still 10 million people living under communisim
>in China.

Only 100 million?

What happened to the other 700 million+ that used to live in PRC?












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From: bt233@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Gary L. Hudeck)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Foreign Postage
Date: 18 Nov 1992 01:06:59 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio (USA)
NNTP-Posting-Host: slc4.ins.cwru.edu


 
 
 
 
I understand there are dealers who offer foreign postage
at close to face value for use as return postage.  I am 
interested in UK stamps.  I would appreciate it if anyone
could provide me with the name of such a dealer or dealers.
Thanks.
 
 
Gary Hudeck
Cleveland OH
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 15:56:11 EST
Reply-To:     "Alfredo E. Cotroneo" <100020.1013@COMPUSERVE.COM>
From:         "Alfredo E. Cotroneo" <100020.1013@COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      European Monitors wanted

NEXUS-IBA  IS  LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS  WHO WOULD LIKE  TO MONITOR
IRRS-SHORTWAVE BROADCASTS  IN  WESTERN AND EASTERN  EUROPE, DAILY
FROM 06:30-09:00UTC AND 17:00-21:30UTC (23:30UTC FRI/SAT/SUN).

Our transmissions consists of news programmes from United Nations
and UNESCO Radio, and European Gospel Radio, as well as music and
our weekly SW Listeners' mailbag programme ("Hello There").
Programmes over  IRRS-Shortwave are in English,  French, Spanish,
Russian and Yugoslavian, and beamed to Europe from Milano, Italy.

If you are willing to monitor these and other  transmissions from
your location, and you are reachable via e-mail, please send us a
message.  We will insert your address for regular updates  of our
schedule,  and  will  get in  touch with  you  soon  with further
details.

Thank you for your help.

                   With very best 73s,


                   Alfredo E. Cotroneo,
                   President
                   NEXUS-International Broadcasting Association
                   PO BOX 10980, I-20110 Milano, Italy.
                   phone: +39-337-29 7788 or +39-2-266 6971
                   fax: +39-2-706 38151
                   email: 100020.1013@compuserve.com
                   CompuServe: 100020,1013

  NEXUS-IBA  is  a  strictly  non-profit  Association chartered
  according to the Italian law.

  NEXUS-IBA charter guarantees free access  to our broadcasting
  media on FM and SW to all individuals and/or organizations.
  All of NEXUS-IBA's members pay a share of our overall running
  costs,  based on the actual usage of airtime on our stations.
  We  are totally donation  driven  for  a  financial  base and
  entirely  volunteer  driven  for   all   of  the  operational
  infrastructure:    including   our  announcers,  programmers,
  computer   and   HF   engineers,   monitors   and   frequency
  consultants.   Even  our   offices  are  manned   totally  by
  volunteers,  computers - which may do a lot of the work which
  usually humans  dislike -,  and answering  machines.  We also
  have overseas people who are official,  and some who are not,
  official NEXUS-IBA people.

If  you would like  -  in any way -  help,  please do also get in
touch with us.
From: Bill.Carney@altern8.mi.org (Bill Carney)
Sender: FredMail@altern8.mi.org
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Foreign Postage
Date: 22 Nov 92  16:34:56 EST

 GLH> I understand there are dealers who offer foreign postage
 GLH> at close to face value for use as return postage.  I am 
 GLH> interested in UK stamps.  I would appreciate it if anyone
 GLH> could provide me with the name of such a dealer or dealers.

Grab your local phone book; every city of any size has a stamp dealer.  If they
can't provide any directly, there's always the "Linns Stamp News" newspaper with
all sorts of dealers listed in it.
From: lancelot@cruzio.santa-cruz.ca.us
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Re: New American Made SHORTWAVE available
Summary: RF Gain a "Frill"?...not.
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 17:02:28 PST
Reply-To: lancelot@cruzio.santa-cruz.ca.us



RF gain a frill? Not for me...I use that slider on the side of my
2010 all the time...from cutting down on noise when I listen to
BBC (no need for full gain there!) to adjusting it to be just
right on picking out SSB stuff...
I'd like a wooden cabinet though...do you suppose it would float when the     
tide comes in at my beachfront QTH? ;@} 

-- 

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lancelot@cruzio.santa-cruz.ca.us   (...netcom!cruzio!lancelot)
425 Ninth Ave., Santa Cruz, CA. 95062-3915 / (408)475-9156 voice
genie: A.BREITWIESE  / fido: 1:216/509 / SETI: the Ultimate DX
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From: maton@jester.usask.ca (Terry Maton)
Subject: Radio Shack DX-380 comments please
Originator: maton@jester.usask.ca
Organization: University of Saskatchewan
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 17:10:59 GMT

Now that RS has the DX-380 on sale here in Canada - I'm looking at
buying one.  I am sure there has been comment and reviews before, so
please email replies to me.

I would like to hear comments from people who actually own a DX-380
and use it a lot.

Thanks!

Terry
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University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada

INTERNET:   maton@sask.usask.ca   or   maton@herald.usask.ca
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From: dunl@kimbark.uchicago.edu (Dude Man)
Subject: RHCuba frequency request
Reply-To: dunl@midway.uchicago.edu
Organization: University of Chicago Computing Organizations
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 20:52:02 GMT

Could someone out there send me some current Radio Havana frequencies/times 
for broadcasts in English. What's a good frequency to listen on in Chicago?
Thanks.
 


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From: rja@newbirth.Eng.Sun.COM (Robert Allen)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Re: Antenna Tuner/Preamp advice?
Date: 24 Nov 1992 00:45:02 GMT
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Mt. View, Ca.
NNTP-Posting-Host: newbirth

In article <murison.33.0@cfa.harvard.edu> murison@cfa.harvard.edu (Marc A. Murison) writes:
>
>I have a Drake R8, which is wonderful.  But I can't help wondering
>if an outboard rf preamp would be worth it?  I see there are several
>choices from Universal's catalog.  So,
>    A) Would I just be amplifying noise or otherwise
>       derive no benefit from plunking down a hundred bucks?
>    B) If it *is* worth it, does anyone have any suggestions
>       as to which one to get?
>    C) A less expensive option is an antenna tuner without the
>       preamp.  Again, any suggestions?

    I've been through this goatrope with my Lowe HF150.  This is
    a compact radio which is supposed to be on par with larger
    receivers such as the R8.

    You don't mention where you live, or what kind of antenna setup
    you have, so it's difficult to make accurate suggestions.  So,
    I'll just tell you what I've tried:

    1) I bought an MFJ 956 tuner/pre-selector.  Before it broke and
    I returned it, I used it to receive mostly USB transmissions.
    I was not impressed with it.  What can fool you is it's possible
    to make a signal sound worse with a tuner, and then make it
    better again, so you THINK you're getting improved reception.

    2) I bought a C.M. Howes kit for a really nice looking antenna
    tuner.  After building it and using it for a while, I'm still
    not sure if it makes much of a difference.  At this moment I'm
    not using it; I may start using it again.

    3) I have a 100' spool of wire running over my apt. building
    as an antenna.  Reception of BBC, Radio Moscow, Radio Australia,
    etc., is very good to excellent.  Military air receptions is
    adequte in most cases.  After talking with a couple more
    experienced people, I think my antenna my be good enough,
    although I am considering getting a good balun and some coax
    to feed my radio and reduce any noise interference I might
    be getting.  You may want to look into this before spending
    money on the tuner.

    4) Listen at the right times.  I have a pile of freq guides
    and a UTC clock at my desk, but I FORGOT that you must pick
    the apppropriate freqs to listen too based on both the time/
    atmospheric conditions of the receiver AND the sender.   I've
    been listening to lower freqs at night and not hearing much,
    but I've now been told that some bands go inactive immediately
    after sundown, which is typically when I'm listening.  So,
    learn more about propagation.

    Those are my thoughts.
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From: wmartin@STL-06SIMA.ARMY.MIL (Will Martin)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Re:  WRTH Availability
Date: 16 Nov 1992 11:37:50 -0600
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu

I suppose the Signals / Radio Collection people haven't responded to this
thread because it would be considered advertising if they did it, but
since I'm not affiliated with them I can do it legitimately... :-)

Radio Collection has been selling off 1992 WRTHs at $13.95 postpaid as per
offers announced in recent broadcasts of the Signals program on WWCR
(0435 UTC Sundays on 7435 kHz).  Personally, I find that a rather high
price for the old issue of the WRTH; I've previously publicly stated that I
believe the price should be half-retail by the middle of the year, when the
published schedules run out, and drop to a quarter-retail or less when the
next edition comes out, and then down to a nominal price (like $1) after
that...  But then I'm not in the business and am speaking as a consumer. 

So if you really want a 1992 WRTH, call or write the Radio Collection.

    The Radio Collection
    Box 149, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
    914/923-1862

As for the 1993 WRTH, Grove is currently taking orders at (I think) $15.95
postpaid for a pre-publication deal, to be charged now and shipped in
January. They get the float, you get the WRTH ASAP... Unless I see a 
better deal shortly, I'll probably order one from them. See the ad in
the current MT.

Will
From: magus@drktowr.chi.il.us (Louis Giliberto)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: RNI - where is it?
Date: 18 Nov 92 05:21:48 GMT
Organization: DarkTower Software
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL6]

Has anyone heard RNI lately?  I can't seem to find them on Sundays
anymore.  I know they were in financial soup and looking for funding --
did they go under?

Also, does the Caroline exist anymore?  I remember listening to
a tape of its most recent takedown on RNI, but haven't heard anything
more.

-Louis
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From: jep@unlinfo.unl.edu (joseph panarelli)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: Re: Swl Radios
Date: 20 Nov 1992 12:50:15 GMT
Organization: University of Nebraska--Lincoln	
Distribution: rec
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"bradley grigor" <bradley.grigor@canrem.com> writes:


>  In article <1992Nov11.050126.11020@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> smustopo@nyx.cs.du.edu (sofjan mustopoh) writes:

>SM>  The only my complain about DX-390 is . I still can't  set
>SM> the clock to the second . A fellow mail me a short cut
>SM> applicable in 803 but i can't use it in DX -390.

>That problems seems to be endemic to the recent Sangean models
>(ATS-808, ATS-818 aka DX-390, etc.).  Really awkward and quite
>surprising in this day and age.  I wonder how that slipped by
>their designers??

     Here's what you can try (if you have another SW):  Remove all 
     of the main batteries, remove one of the memory backup batteries.
     With the second radio tuned to a time signal, replace the final
     memory backup batter about a second before the minute beep.
     This will start the clock at the proper second.  It works for my
     DX-380, however I can't speak for the 390/818.

     One thing worth noting on the 380:  the main battery compartment
     terminals are set up in such a way that you can short out your
     batteries while installing them.  This happens with one battery
     in the lower position, and a second battery making contact with
     the first battery and the upper terminal, the terminal which the
     second battery will naturally contact while installing.  So never
     leave batteries partially installed/removed or your case may 
     melt!

Stephen Panarelli     University of Nebraska-Lincoln
From: merv.james@f804.n800.z3.fido.zeta.org.au (Merv James)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: MW/LW DX.
Date: 10 Nov 92 20:47:17 GMT
Organization: Fidonet. Gate admin is fido@socs.uts.edu.au

In the not too distant future I will be getting rid of my PANASONIC
RF-B65 (for a pittance, I might add) and investing in a large
Comms Receiver of the Yaesu, Icom, Drake genre.
My question is - "What is the most distant broadcasting station
you have heard on the Medium Wave and or Long Wave Bands"
I once picked up Saudi Arabia on M.W approx 0330hrs many months
ago.  Has anyone picked up some interesting Stations. I would be
interested to know, because I am fascinated by MW/LW Dxing.
I should add that the Arabian Station was picked on the internal
ferrite aerial and the time was GMT.
Regards. MERV JAMES

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From: pmcdonou@jade.tufts.edu (Paul McDonough)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Subject: signal on 11155 kHz????
Summary: What is it???
Date: 20 Nov 92 19:04:37 GMT
Organization: Tufts University - Medford, MA
 
 Hi,


   Lately I've been getting an intermittent signal on 11155 kHz
between 1700UTC and 2200UTC. It starts with no modulation (only a
carrier) for less than a second, then there's a tone for less than a
second. Then there's a blast of digital data or white noise for about
5 seconds. Then the signal and carrier go away, only to be repeated 9
or 19 seconds later. I'm using a Sony 2010 with a 50 foot random wire
antenna and this thing pinned my meter at S10. I hit the local switch
on the Sony 2010 and it still pinned the meter. It's very strong
and/or very close to me in Boston, Massachusetts. Does any know
what/who this is? Any ideas?

thanks
paul

pmcdonou@jade.tufts.edu
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From: rtaylor@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Roger Taylor)
Subject: Re: WANTED TUBES
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 14:46:39 GMT

901003l@ace.acadiau.ca (MISHA LEBLANC) writes:

>ANYBODY KNOW ANY SOURCES THAT SELL NEW OR USED ELICTRONIC PARTS
>THANKS
>MISHA LEBLANC
>901003L@ACE.ACADIAU.CA

I have a garage full of tubes from over the years that I will sell quite
cheap.  Also have some small parts.  Send me a list of your needs. -K9ALD
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