Re: [IRCA] Wow! On Line DX Report Form!

["Stephen S. Howe" <showe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jim:

It is actually not that uncommon for stations to have a link to an 
on-line reception report form.  WHBC-1480 has a link to a report form 
on their website and WIMA-1150 has one at the website of their 
engineering group, although it's harder to find.  I haven't seen a 
station link to Wikipedia to explain DXing before, but WHBC does link 
to dxing.com.

Steve Howe
Saint Albans, VT and Albany, NY


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Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 00:08:23 -0400
From: "Jim Renfrew" <jrenfrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [IRCA] Wow!  On Line DX Report Form!
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Jim Renfrew, Holley NY

Try looking up the Dakota Radio Group web page and you will see a 
very interesting feature on the menu.  Yes, that's right, there is a 
form on this web page for sending in a DX report!  There is also a 
link to the Wikipedia entry on DXing.

I have not ever seen anything like this before!
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