I mostly tune up and down the band to see how night time conditions are on 
AM. I use a c c s w, mostly. The majority of my listening is done either on 
the internet using the Victor Reader Streem or x m satelite radio. 73. Doug, 
N6NFF Sacramento

-----Original Message----- 
From: Ron Miller
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2014 5:18 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: What AM radio stations are you guys listening too for fun DXing? 
Was Re: Am Fm table radios?

Hi everyone,
My tabletop radio (and primary all band, non-ham receiver) is the Eton E1. 
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eally a big portable, but better suited for use on a tabletop.

I really like the radio, and it performs well on AM broadcast but, what is 
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eft to listen to during nighttime DX? Almost every station in the US is 
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ying syndicated programming, so, I can tune across the band and hear a 
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"Coast-to-Coast," or "Jim Bohanan."

What's worth tuning in? (Intending no insult to above mentioned shows)

73

Ron Miller

> On Sep 19, 2014, at 2:33 PM, Jim Gammon <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Hello list, am just wondering what kind of table model Am Fm and=20
> other band radios people use here like the GE super radio.  I=20
> still have one but the switches get crackly and I have to spray=20
> them with contact cleaner quite often.  I wonder if there's one=20
> out there with presets so you can easily go to your favorites?=20
> Jim WA6EKS