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In a previous article, tdenbo@eis.calstate.edu (Tom Denbo) says:

>I saw this radio at a local retailer for $200.  How does it compare with
>the Sangean ATS-803A and the Sony ICF s?

I just received one of these as a gift, but I've never seen any of Sangean's
products, and the only Sony I've ever used is the ICF-7600 that I inherited
a very long time ago.  (I'm also a complete idiot^H^H^H^H^Hnovice about
shortwave; I only discovered today that the reason that I was getting such
lousy reception was that I had the "DX/Local" switch set to "Local"....)
Anyway, with that disclaimer, here's a description of the RF-B45:

Frequencies:    144-288 kHz LW (9 kHz tuning)
                520-1610 kHz MW (9 or 10 kHz tuning)
                1620-29995 kHz SW (5 kHz tuning)
                87.5-108.0 MHz FM (0.5 MHz tuning)

LCD display displays either the current time (when the unit is turned off)
or the frequency tuned to, the signal strength (on a scale of 0-3), and
several status flags like the band in use and whether features like standby
are engaged.  There is a "standby" feature that basically lets the unit act
as a clock radio, turning on at a specified time, and a sleep feature that
automatically shuts off the unit after a certain time elapses.

Tunes digitally with a keypad or "+" and "-" keys rather than by turning
a dial, although the volume and fine tuning use thumbwheels rather than keys.
There is also an "auto tuning" key that scans sequentially for signals
with a strength of 1+.  A three-position switch on the side selects between
"fixed" tuning with the fine tuning dial disengaged, "variable" tuning
using the fine tuning dial, and SSB reception also using the fine tuning
dial.  A "hold" button locks out the keyboard to prevent accidental changes
or battery drain due to the power key being accidentally hit.

18 channel memory (9 FM, 9 AM LW/MW/SW) with "memory search" function that
cycles around through your set of saved frequencies looking for signals.

High/low tone switch
DX/Local reception switch
External antenna jack and external antenna to improve reception
DC adapter jack

How does it compare with the others?  I've never seen the others, so I
quite frankly have no idea.  I'm happy with mine, but since I didn't
actually spend any of my own money on it, that evaluation should be
taken with a grain of salt.

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From: sbooth@lonestar.utsa.edu (Simon E. Booth)
Subject: Re: Christian broadcasting on SW
Organization: University of Texas at San Antonio
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 05:16:02 GMT

In article <1993Jan8.152730.27803@cbfsb.cb.att.com> medha@cbnewsg.cb.att.com (keshav.havnurkar) writes:
>Hi
>   I was randomly tuning in SW freq range. One thing that
>amazed me was that in SW band , there are so many stations
>that broadcast 'church sermons'. Does anybody know how many
>stations are fully dedicated to this 'service of GOD' on SW ?
>As compared to MW and FM , SW seems to be attracting these
>fellows quite a lot . How is the funding of these stations done
I've noticed this myself.  Especially all along the dial (I use an old
DX-160) from 15 to 20 Mhz religous programming can be heard during the
afternoons (local time here in San Antonio). I often wonder if it's the
same station on alot of frequencies at once, since they all sound the same.

One source of aggravation on long automobile trips is the strange way that
car radios on MW seem to become receptive to religous stations , even
the distant ones.  :-)

BTW, I'm far from being an atheist, but the multiple sermons on the dial
are a bit excessive.  I've often wondered why most US commercial SW stations
are religious.


Simon

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From: hydick@convex.com (Mark Hydick)
Subject: Re: address for KCBI
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1993 19:00:20 GMT
Organization: Engineering, CONVEX Computer Corp., Richardson, Tx., USA
X-Disclaimer: This message was written by a user at CONVEX Computer
              Corp. The opinions expressed are those of the user and
              not necessarily those of CONVEX.

KCBI
411 Ryan Plaza Drive
Arlington, Texas  76011
Attention: David Briggs

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From: schuster@panix.com (Michael Schuster)
Subject: Re: archer antenna
Organization: Panix Public Access Internet & Unix, NYC
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 00:43:10 GMT

In article <SWL-L%93011216082519@OHSTVMA.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU> thiagu <SUBRAMAT@ETSU.BITNET> writes:
>Hi
>
>I saw an Archer pocket antenna for around $8.95 at radio Shack .
>
>How is it ?
>
>Anybody is using it ?


Lots of people use it. It's good for trips. Basically a longwire on a spool.
Problem is, it picks up electrical interference being an indoor antenna.
If your building is electrically quiet, it won't be a problem. If not, you'll
hear a lot of noise.


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Reply-To:     Chaim Manaster <manaster@YU1.YU.EDU>
From:         Chaim Manaster <manaster@YU1.YU.EDU>
Subject:      DAK DMR-3000

Does anyone have the tech lowdown on the DAK DMR-3000? From a technical
standpoint what features does it have, and perhaps more important,
what features is it missing. (Does the receiver match the DAK
hype?)
The above was a request for an analysis without consideration to
its cost. If however, one injects the cost variable, how does it
compare from the Bang/$ ratio perspective?

Thanks
Henry Manaster.
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From: jcarroll@ferris.cray.com (Jeff Carroll)
Subject: Re: Future importance of shortwave?
Originator: jcarroll@ferris
Organization: Cray Research, Inc.
Date: 7 Jan 93 00:22:59 CST


HF as a broadcast medium is not going away. Wolf Blitzer and Arnold Schwarzkopf
are the only guys I know of who pack satellite dishes when they go overseas.


The target of most of the big services has changed. Instead of the third-
world peasant, the target listener is the citizen of the broadcasting
country who happens to be overseas on business or vacation. Most of these
guys can afford to pay for things like broadcast schedules.

The CBC said as much when they resurrected RCI.

Accessible DX from the NW US leaves something to be desired a lot of the time,
but if you get out of town on a warm summer night, there's still enough
going on in the world to make interesting DX.

On the East Coast, of course, it's much better. I just wish I had as much time
for SWL as I did in 1972.
From: C058SJLX@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu
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Subject: Digital vs. Analog question
Date: 9 Jan 93 17:01:22 GMT
Organization: University at Buffalo


   I have a DX-370 and it works fine for my needs (by the time being :)),
  however I have this question.  Since my radio tunes in 5 Khz steps,
  Am I missing something interesting that an analog radio in the same
  price range could tune?  I like to listen to stations from Central and
  South America.  I have listened to Radio Education from Mexico with
  great difficulties (6185 KHz), however someone told me that he tunes it
  at 6188 Khz.  Is a cheap radio (about $100-$150) capable of tunning
  more "esoteric" transmissions not in multiples of 5 Khz?
 
       Thanks for any help
 
                       Eleazar Puente
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From:         kirk baxter <KB06810@UKANVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: grove and the wrtvh
              6 Jan 1993 09:09:21 -0600 from <wmartin@STL-06SIMA.ARMY.MIL>

On Wed, 6 Jan 1993 09:09:21 -0600 Will Martin said:
>Mine came yesterday (Jan 5.) I waited to call in my order until December
>28th just so the lag time between charging and shipping would not be
>that long... I think this year they were letting the pre-pub orders go
>on later than in preceeding years, but the only place I recall seeing
>the announcement that the pre-pub price was good to 12/31/92 was in the
>Grove catalog, in a footnote to the WRTH listing in there... I don't
>think the Monitoring Times ad mentioned this.

Thanks to everyone for their post on my question.  I guess mine will
show up sometime soon.
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Subject:      Mailbox Full Error Messages

The user on SWL-L whose mailbox is full has been removed from the list.
The LISTSERVer tries to catch bounce messages by looking for common
words in the header, but apparently it didn't catch this one.  There may
still be some of the bounce messages in transit, but hopefully they
should end soon.
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klg@panda.mc.duke.edu (Kim Greer -- rjj) writes:

:   Does anyone have a valid street address for KCBI in Dallas?  The USPS says
: that "Dallas, TX 75221" is insufficient.  Thanks.


The NZ DX Times says:

        KCBI Shortwave
        22720 SE 410th St
        Enamclaw
        WA 98002


: kg

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In article <Pine.3.05.9301071220.A5683-9100000@uafhp.uark.edu>
plaws@uafhp.uark.edu (Peter Laws) writes:
>crossposted to alt.radio.scanner, too!

>Anybody get any good hits on Mil Aero or HF???

>Peter Laws|GEnie:P.LAWS1|"The '90s are gonna make the
'60s|plaws@uafhp.uark.edu
>n5uwy@ka5bml.ar.usa.noam| look like the '50s"  --D.
Hopper|plaws@uafsysb.bitnet





I have heard quite a bit of traffic on 11176 from the US Air Force in
Somalia.


Steven Aquilina

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FYI, if you ordered your WRTH from Grove, they're in the mail. I received
mine yesterday.

MJ
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From: jhill@bucknell.edu (Jackson Hill)
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Subject: Re: BBC MAGAZINE REVIEW
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Date: 8 Jan 1993 17:35:47 GMT
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In article <01GT917YCDMI8Y65O1@OREGON.UOREGON.EDU>, Adrian T W Seet
<SEETTW@OREGON.BITNET> wrote:
> 
> Recommendation To all BBC Listeners
> 
> Hi!  I am a subscriber to the BBC's WorldWide magazine.  They call it "The BBC
> World Service Magazine - Including full Radio and TV Guide."  My first
> subscription came in December of 1992.  It had many articles ranging from
> "Bush Diary", "Traditional Values", to the London Calling frequencies for the
> month the magazine was meant to be for.  I personally feel that the articles
> were splendidly written.  They were what I would call an informative magazine.
> 
> It is definitely a must for all shortwave enthusiasts.  Except for the price
> I think that this magazine should be worth your time.  It costs approximately
> US$24.  I haven't regretted subscribing to thei BBC Worldwide.
> 


BBC Worldwide certainly is a handsome product.  The *London Calling*
section nicely expands the schedule and frequency information that used to
be part of London Calling.  My problem with BBC Worldwide is a
philosophical one.  The BBC killed off a truly wonderful magazine a little
over a year ago--*The Listener*-- which had been published for many, many
years.  Excellent encapsulations of the best programs from Radio 4 and from
BBC 2 television.  Very astute reviews not only of what had been the best
of British television and radio from the previous week but also of major
London offerings in music and drama.  The political analysis was well
written and informative, but probably too high-brow to survive the current
market.  The Listener was a lot like The Spectator and New Statesman, but I
thought more readable and certainly well edited.  Now the BBC has killed
off this wonderful, economical, pulp-paper weekly, and a year later given
us what none of us really need---another glossy magazine.  The journalism
in BBC-WW can't hold a candle to the writing that was in the Listener.  I
believe that what we really need is a comprehensive program guide--not
another glossy magazine. I must say that I resent the price I am now having
to pay just to get a list of programs and frequencies.  I don't want the
magazine.  There are many other magazines that do the magazine part much,
much better than what BBC-WW is currently offering.  My Deutsche Welle
program guide gets it just right, and it's free!!!!  
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People here on the net have been talking about the new 1993 WRTVH,
and I guess that folks that put in pre-publication orders with
Universal have received their orders --- (at least a few people have.)

Has anyone that put in a pre-pub order with Grove gotten their
Handbook?  Just wondering, since Grove has had my money for 2 months.

kgb....
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> I live in Dallas and just called to get the address:
> ...
> Arlington,TX 76011 ...

Nope -- the earlier address in Washington is the current
correct one for KCBI Shortwave.  The Arlington one is for
KCBI FM -- no longer owned by the same people.
  You know whaqt they say about assumptions ....  ;)
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First of all, reposting a querry some days ago.  Has anybody used
the Sherwood mod on 525?  How is the result?

Second, I notice that the 525 has a very different audio contour
from sony 2010.  Wheras 2010 is soft, both voice and noise, 525 is
brighter for voice but harsh for noise.  I definitely enjoyed
voice on 525 better than 2010 but the noise on 2010 is much kinder to
to the ear.  Is this only my radio or is it true for all such radios
  I would like to hear from those of you that have both radios.
Thanks.

Zhang at lingr1000@ucsvax.sdsu.edu
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On Wed, 6 Jan 1993 09:09:21 -0600 Will Martin said:
>Mine came yesterday (Jan 5.) I waited to call in my order until December
>28th just so the lag time between charging and shipping would not be
>that long... I think this year they were letting the pre-pub orders go
>on later than in preceeding years, but the only place I recall seeing
>the announcement that the pre-pub price was good to 12/31/92 was in the
>Grove catalog, in a footnote to the WRTH listing in there... I don't
>think the Monitoring Times ad mentioned this.

Thanks to everyone for their post on my question.  I guess mine will
show up sometime soon.
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From: rats@cbnewsc.cb.att.com (ICOM IC-R70)
Subject: ICOM R-70 Problem
Organization: AT&T
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 18:39:08 GMT


My R-70 frequency synthesisor seems to suffer from extremely long
locktime whenever it makes the transition from 1.4 to 1.5 khz on
a 100 khz boundary e.g. 10.101.4 mhz to 10.101.5 mhz, 11.501.4 to
11.501.5 mhz, etc. This is the problem on AM mode; other modes may
affect different boundary conditions as the microprocessor will
shift the frequency display rather than adjust the LO frequency.
This manifests itself as the receiver moving way off of frequency
at the boundary condition, then slowly reseting itself to the
proper frequency.

Any ideas as to the cause and cure? I loath to spend more mucho
dinaro to get it repaired, as the last repair job costed $150...
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From: schmidt@auvax1.adelphi.edu
Subject: Re:      grove and the wrtvh
Organization: Adelphi University, Garden City NY
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1993 05:14:06 GMT

Mine showed up today, complete with a preprinted form from Grove, warning me to
"save all packing material" in case of shipping damage, and that if I wanted to
return it that Grove would not accept it if "the case was scratched", etc...  

Oh-well, I guess their shipping department has its days!   PS-- it arrived
fine, no scratched case ;-}... 

In article <SWL-L%93010522562869@OHSTVMA.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>, 
        kirk baxter <KB06810@UKANVM.BITNET> writes:
> 
> Has anyone that put in a pre-pub order with Grove gotten their
> Handbook?  Just wondering, since Grove has had my money for 2 months.
> 
> kgb....

oops, meant to put my reply here
John
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Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 1993 11:39:44 EST
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From:         thiagarajan <SUBRAMAT@ETSU.BITNET>

Hi

I heard a station last night here at 0255 UTC on 11910 KHz with Hindi songs.

I could not id the station.

Does any one know what this station is ?
thank u
thiagarajan.s
( subramat@etsu.bitnet)
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From article <segross.6@uci.edu>, by segross@uci.edu (STEVE GROSS):

> I think I remember reading here a few months ago about DAK going out of

Not at all.  Deathmongers read what they want.
He had cash flow problems which he claimed were temporary, and which he
claims are now over.
I have ordered many things from DAK.  If they were late, I can see that my
card was charged on the day that they were shipped, never earlier.
I received a Christmas gift within two weeks, although I was told when I
ordered that the item was "out of stock, do you still wish to order?"

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From: doug@ve6bc.ampr.ab.ca (Douglas MacKintosh)
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Subject: Iranian broadcast info wanted
Date: Sat, 9 Jan 1993 18:44:44 GMT
Organization: Nuke a Gay Whale for Jesus, Inc.

Can someone please e-mail me with any info they have on the frequencies or
times of any shortwave broadcasts (in English) from Iran? 

Also, what is the name of the Iranian shortwave service?

Thanks a bunch...
Doug
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From: barreraa@lamar.ColoState.EDU (Azael Barrera)
Subject: Active Antenna for my Sangean ATS-803a
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 05:05:47 GMT
Organization: Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO  80523

Hello, fellow SWL's:

In my relentless pursuit for RTTY capture on my Sangean and my 386sx,
together with HamCom2.1 (thanks to a suggestion) I found myself building
an external active antenna for my ATS-803a (aka Realistic DX-440).

Since I didn't have the time to revive my electronics background I decded to
follow a circuit in Radio-Electronics, specifically the article by R.A. Kreuter
Feb. 1989 p. 51, "Active Antenna".  I must report it was quite fun -I even
managed to blow the FET by "floated-human micro-lightning" (aka static) once.

Now I am getting stations I just glanced on Passport blue pages before. But
the RF Gain must be set to a minimum or interference gets in.  Now I got
two more references to counteract this effect (from Telecommunications and
Radio Engineering Journal).

Boy oh, boy, and considering I am in the middle of the second worst snow
storm to hit the Rockies this season (at least the storm "claims" so :))

BTW, I also assembled the HamCom circuit, but I started doing "serious"
modifications with the help of Micro-CAP and Pspice5.1

SWL should never die, even if the "big chops" are closing down stations
(eg Canada, Luxemburg, and the Hours-cut by VOA and others).

And on the Active antenna, it has a calculated gain of 24.5 db from 1-28 MHz,
and measured  23.5 +/- 0.4 db gain across the same bandwidth.

Has anybody try something like this? A home-made active antenna? How has it
been? Problems?  How about with a Sangean/DX-440?

Ciao, I am back to my radio!

Azael.-
barreraa@lamar.colostate.edu

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From: sbooth@lonestar.utsa.edu (Simon E. Booth)
Subject: Re:      ..
Organization: University of Texas at San Antonio
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 05:06:10 GMT

In article <9301080322.AA03725@grind.utcs.utoronto.ca> giac@GENE02.MED.UTORONTO.CA writes:
>I would like to get on the SWL Listener's list mailing list.


I'm also interested!

Simon

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From: edw@sequent.com (Ed Wright)
Subject: Re: address for KCBI
Organization: Sequent Computer Systems, Inc.
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 93 00:11:50 GMT

In article <8305@news.duke.edu> klg@panda.mc.duke.edu (Kim Greer -- rjj) writes:
>
>  Does anyone have a valid street address for KCBI in Dallas?  The USPS says
>that "Dallas, TX 75221" is insufficient.  Thanks.
Call Information (xxx)5551212
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