Re: [HCDX] WRTH 2004. New approach. Where to find frequencies..

["Dmitry Nefedov" <dnefedov@xxxxxxx>]

> From: "Julian Hardstone" <j.omega@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [HCDX] WRTH 2004. New approach.
>
> >From: "Dmitry Nefedov" <dnefedov@xxxxxxx>
> >Subject: Re: [HCDX] WRTH 2004. New approach.
>
> >And imagine a futuristic picture like this. In response to the changing
> solar
> >conditions, HFCC runs this frequency coordination app on a weekly basis,
> and
> >assigns weekly frequencies to its member stations. This improves the
> overall
> >SW reception quality even more.
>
> Oh, help! How would I find them? I can only remember about two freq's. For
> example, if BBC WS isn't on 15070, where do I find them? ...Hmm, think
> they've started moving about already... 8)

You would be subscribed to an HFCC service, which would send you weekly
mail.containg the part of the up-to-date schedule that you are interested in
(like a set of stations, for example BBC WS, or a set of languages, or
particluar target areas).

73
Dmitry

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