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<p>Not totally useless. I understood them. I'm not a ham, but I did
a lot of shortwave listening as a youth. <br>
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<div>Yes friends, my words copied below are all but totally
useless in this circle of MG people, but sometimes talk of
radios, frequencies and antennas overcomes ham radio guys like
me and we spew mostly useless and irrelevant information.
Please forgive.</div>
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<div dir="auto">Rick WD4KIB, General Class ...and two MGs</div>
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<div dir="auto">> ...the LW band wouldn't have
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<div dir="auto">> ... you might be able to pick up
some LW band] signals.</div>
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<div dir="auto">...especially at night, if any entity is
still using the LW band. Wiki says, "<i>The frequency
for longwave range from 30KHz to 279 KHz , covering
a median wavelength of 150 meters.</i>" That's
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<div dir="auto"> The antenna in one's mobile phone is
only a few millimeters long, or if a tuned dipole,
3"-6" depending upon the mobile phone band being used.
Broadcast FM radio dipole antennas tune at about 4
feet long. We've all seen those kinds of antennas in
some cars' windshield glass. A dipole antenna for
30KHz, the very bottom of the LW band, is 15,600 feet
long! </div>
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<div dir="auto">Rick</div>
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