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BC-DX 948 23 Jan 2010
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ALGERIA 6297.205 National Radio of Sahara ArabDem Rep. - Saharui, via
Rabouni-ALG, SIO 454 in Arabic at 1848 UT.
(Nils Schiffhauer-D DK8OK, A-DX Jan 21)
AUSTRALIA - see under Marianas/Palau also.
Sad News I received a shock reading through today's obituaries in this
morning's paper. Ted Carter, who was once VK7EC has died after a long
illness. Ted was a long-time SWL and monitor for various international
stations such RN, DW and the VOA. I first met him whilst attending a local
amateur radio club meeting almost 50 years ago. He was more interested in
listening than transmitting. In fact I got my first copy of the WRTH from
him when I told him I heard a Philippine station on 570 kc/s when 2YA went
off the air. That was in 1961 and reception would have been better if the
persistent frying noise had gone away. It was Ted who told me it was
fluorescent tubes. I was only 13 or 14 then.
Ted was always a very private person and was a lecturer at the local
General Hospital nursing school and continued on for a while after nursing
was upgraded to university level. I was fortunate once to visit his
listening post at Legana when we started a local branch of the then
Southern Cross DX Club and his set-up was modest.
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