Red Wave Radio

>> This may be due to the recent events in the Middle East . Internet can
>> be turned off instantly, as we just witnessed .

>Soon, ham radio is going to be the only international medium not subject
>to a "kill switch". Fight BPL!

> > > > > > I first heard about the Chilean earthquake last year on Vatican Radio,
> > > > > > from the Vatican.

> > > > > I suspect I heard it on the BBC or saw it on a Chyron somewhere. The
> > > > > Vatican gives me the creeps. They are very dark.

> > > > ...but they gave me a Santa Maria Galliera QSL for that report :-)

> > > Santa Maria di Galeria is kind of extraterritorial from Vatican City itself,
> > > however NASWA does count it as Vatican City.

> > > To 'actually hear' Vatican City, one must hear the Citta del Vaticano site, on
> > > 4005, which I think is the only frequency in use these days, at various times.

> > > dxAce
> > > Michigan
> > > USA

> > FWIW, I also do not have a RAI Italy QSL (Back when they still
> > broadcast, they never replied to my reports), so either way I'm good
> > with it.

> Do you remember when RAI broadcast from Sicily as well?- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> > You can turn old, or new, Microwave ovens into Weapons.I once saw a
> > website how to do that.

> > Do you remember the Amana Radar Range? In World War Two in England, some
> > Americans were setting up a Radar.They had it set on too much power, or
> > aimed too low/whatever.The nails in that old wooden Aircraft hanger
> > started getting hot and popping.

> >http://www.devilfinder.com
> > How to get any PC, new or old, ready for everyday use Popular Science
> > cuhulin

> My 43 foot fiberglass telescoping mast has RF friendly hardware, in case
> I decide to put more than 4 Watts into the #12 solid copper wire up the
> middle.

> > > > > > > I first heard about the Chilean earthquake last year on Vatican Radio,
> > > > > > > from the Vatican.

> > > > > > I suspect I heard it on the BBC or saw it on a Chyron somewhere. The
> > > > > > Vatican gives me the creeps. They are very dark.

> > > > > ...but they gave me a Santa Maria Galliera QSL for that report :-)

> > > > Santa Maria di Galeria is kind of extraterritorial from Vatican City itself,
> > > > however NASWA does count it as Vatican City.

> > > > To 'actually hear' Vatican City, one must hear the Citta del Vaticano site, on
> > > > 4005, which I think is the only frequency in use these days, at various times.

> > > > dxAce
> > > > Michigan
> > > > USA

> > > FWIW, I also do not have a RAI Italy QSL (Back when they still
> > > broadcast, they never replied to my reports), so either way I'm good
> > > with it.

> > Do you remember when RAI broadcast from Sicily as well?- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> I've been using SW for about 40 years; but I don't recall TX location
> details of European stations very well from that time, except who was
> in business. ?Sicily would be fun, as would Malta and Corsica.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> > > > > > > > I first heard about the Chilean earthquake last year on Vatican Radio,
> > > > > > > > from the Vatican.

> > > > > > > I suspect I heard it on the BBC or saw it on a Chyron somewhere. The
> > > > > > > Vatican gives me the creeps. They are very dark.

> > > > > > ...but they gave me a Santa Maria Galliera QSL for that report :-)

> > > > > Santa Maria di Galeria is kind of extraterritorial from Vatican City itself,
> > > > > however NASWA does count it as Vatican City.

> > > > > To 'actually hear' Vatican City, one must hear the Citta del Vaticano site, on
> > > > > 4005, which I think is the only frequency in use these days, at various times.

> > > > > dxAce
> > > > > Michigan
> > > > > USA

> > > > FWIW, I also do not have a RAI Italy QSL (Back when they still
> > > > broadcast, they never replied to my reports), so either way I'm good
> > > > with it.

> > > Do you remember when RAI broadcast from Sicily as well?- Hide quoted text -

> > > - Show quoted text -

> > I've been using SW for about 40 years; but I don't recall TX location
> > details of European stations very well from that time, except who was
> > in business. ?Sicily would be fun, as would Malta and Corsica.- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> Didn't Malta have a BBC relay station ? RAI always had a weak signal
> as compared to the rest of European powerhouses .