Re: The Electronic DX Press! (EDXP)

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>The Electronic DX Press (EDXP) is an electronic newsletter,
>compiled on a voluntary, non-commercial, basis by Bob Padula,
>of Melbourne, Australia. The author, himself a practising
>professional communications engineer, has been actively involved
>with the DXing movement in editorial or managerial capacities,
>for some 40 years, including the Australian Radio DX Club
>Incorporated since its inception in June 1965. He holds the
>Australian Government distinction of the Medal of the Order of
>Australia, (OAM) for services rendered in a voluntary capacity
>to shortwave radio.
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>The EDXP had been produced under the auspices of the Australian
>Radio DX Club, but is no longer linked to any DXing organization.
>It seeks to provide timely and topical news and information to
>shortwave hobbyists on shortwave broadcasting (2300 kHz to 26,100
>kHz), focused on:
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>* Schedule updates
>* New stations
>* New transmitters
>* Planned new stations/transmitters
>* New addresses for stations
>* Schedule analyses
>* Schedules not readily or easily available
>* Spectrum usage
>* New DX programs
>* Shortwave media and publications
>* International broadcasting engineering activity
>* International frequency and transmission plannning
>* Responsible discussion on shortwave broadcasting and
>transmission
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>EDXP will NOT cover loggings, QSLs, commonly available 
>schedules, Internet-audio, utility or amateur communications.
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>No charge is made for EDXP. EDXP members are folk who who are
>interested in shortwave broadcasting from the perspective of
>spectrum occupancy analysis, orderly/planned reception reporting
>for QSLs, propagation studies, frequency recommendation projects,
>frequency surveys, and specialized technical monitoring. Some of
>these needs are catered for by the DX Club movement, but large
>gaps exist which can now be usefully supported via inexpensive
>electronic delivery of information.
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>EDXP members are obliged to contribute news and information on
>a regular basis, to maintain their eligibility to continue to
>receive the newsletters. No hard-copy verisons of EDXP are
>available, and there are no membership fees.
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>The first edition of the independent EDXP has been distributed
>worldwide, and persons interested in participating are invited
>to contact the undersigned, and a copy of the latest EDXP will
>be sent via e-mail. Participation Guidelines and FAQ will be
>provided with the newsletter!
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>Your interest is welcomed, irrespective of your geographical
>location or DX Club affiliation.
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>Bob Padula
>Electronic DX Press Editor
>E-mail: 100026.262@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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>(404 Mont Albert Road, Surrey Hills, Victoria 3127, Australia).
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>12 May 1996
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