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From: cmoore@oahu.prime.com (Chris Moore)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Good FM and TV Dxing (long distance reception)
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Date: 5 Jul 89 14:57:55 GMT
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Speaking of TV and FM DX'ing, I've got a couple of good ones.  Around 1975,
a friend of mine got a Florida channel 2 station for about 20 minutes or so.
Pretty good considering we were in southern RI. 

Also, for FM DX'ing, a couple of year's ago, I was at another friend's house
who has a scanner.  The scanner picked up a police dept. in Texas.  What was
really wild about that one, was that the town in Texas was having a tornado
at the time and tracking the funnel via radio.  It was really wild! It only
lasted about 5 minutes though.

Chris Moore     Hardware Engineer	CV/Pr1me Computer, Inc.
cmoore@oahu.prime.com		My opinions are my own, not Prime's