Thanks Brian, great link. I guess this is my insentive
to upgrade my real player, *g*
Shawn
kb7clx
--- k5in <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> kind of like using a short wave rig to listen but
> getting the contents you
> want when ever you want.  Kind of an interesting
> site that I thought I would
> pass on to the list.
>
> BBC world news, Voice of America and Russia and so
> forth.  Clear audio but
> some of us like me probably prefer the old AM qsb
> and other broadcasts
> coming in on nearby     frequencies but if you live
> in a noisy rf
> environment for short wave listening this might be a
> help so check out this
> web site specifically set up for blind people.
>
>
> Brian, k5in
>
>  http://www.yrguk.com/news/worldnews.htm
>
>
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