I know a great deal about shortwave radio and Macintosh computers, especially older ones.
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You have chosen a fine radio -- but shortwave doesn't work well in moving cars. The metal of the car shields the signals, which are generally much weaker than AM signals and therefore more subject to
Well, "Best" is a judgment call and depends on how much money you can spend. I can offer you a few suggestions. Visit http://www.universal-radio.com/ and take a look around. Also visit http://www.grove-ent
There really is no reason that amateur signals should interfere with your wireless security system and positively no reason they would affect your batteries. The only thing I can imagine is that, theoretically
Well, my young friend, let me assure you that "ham radio," better described as "amateur radio," has nothing to do with the Internet and has existed long before the Internet. By definition, radio is not
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