Hi Walt and all,

The LW long wave coverage is primarily aimed at European and a few other
places overseas.  Still a fair amount of activity from commercial A M on
long wave over there.  I guess they just market one model world-wide.
Incidentally, here's one use for the long wave.  I have a set of wireless
intercoms that use this frequency range and so I can monitor  the output
of them using one of these portables.

73,

Will, K4SAY
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 On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Walt Smith wrote:

> And speaking of LW coverage, does anybody really use this somewhere in the
> world or, for that matter, locally in the U.S.?  The only thing I've ever
> been able to get on LW here is radio beacons from airports.  Since these
> don't make for very interesting listening, I wondered why so many radios
> include frequencies below the AM band.
>
> --
> Walt Smith - Raleigh, NC
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