RE: [HCDX] Has shortwave got an exciting future?

["John_K7FD" <john_k7fd@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

...yep, you'll hear KBPL and WBPL coming in strong from 2 - 80MHz...but they
probably won't QSL.

73 John

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[mailto:hard-core-dx-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mike Terry
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Subject: [HCDX] Has shortwave got an exciting future?

Will dx become more interesting as the power blasters close down in favour
of internet and satellite? I hope those low power distants will emerge
through the ether.

Has anyone already got specific examples of this happening? Any sources of
informed debate would be gratefully appreciated.

I hope our hobby is facing a renaissance...

73s

Mike


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