Re: [Swprograms] Seattle, too...with BBCWS 24/7

["Richard Cuff" <rdcuff@xxxxxxxxx>]

No argument -- the focus of this group since Day 1 has been the
"armchair" content, though I am certainly interested in emphasizing
the diverse music available via SW that doesn't show up on a
wide-bandwidth webcast.

If people have specifics -- again, focusing on content, not DX
difficulty -- type away!  That would help give me a reason to change
the batteries on the '2010 and give a listen...

Richard

On 11/30/06, David Goren <dbgoren@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hear! Hear! With all due respect to the program listeners, even at
> this late date in the New Millenium shortwave continues to provide a
> singular listening experience, and there's still plenty to
> hear...music from Latin America, Africa, India and the Middle East as
> noted below. I've been scanning 60 meters nightly, and though several
> armchair level stations have disappeared over the last few years, low
> sunspot conditions and some station reactivations have made for
> exciting listening. One night in mid-November the early evening
> propagation was astonishing with over 20 stations audible over a one
> hour period.
>
> The fact that I rarely see reports about what I'm hearing suggests
> that folks have given up on shortwave a bit prematurely.
>
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