I heard the tune 'Let It Be' on a distant AM radio station at night. Static and the signal fading in and out. Sounded like it was coming from another world. .
Hello, I use to listen to shortwave radio. The programme is some sense from another world, too. The programme brings the opinions and feelings of people you will never meet to your home. Regards Gyro
If You Think By Making This Thread You Can Succeed In Making GLEN Feel Old . And Nostaglic......................You Have....:bigcry:. Hope Your Proud Of Yourself..... Cheers Glen.
Hello, oh, nicht weinen, Glen . http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=pmXDSeeVghc"]YouTube - Radio Australia Interval Signal Regards Gyro
Loved It, Thank You For Taking The Time To Do A Search.... Gets A Big "Pos Rep" From GLEN. Cheers Glen.
Hello, thanks, I feel nostalgic, too. If I dig deep enough into my pile of useless^Whighly interesting stuff I will find the tapes with the last transmissions of international shortwave stations. For some reason that is very emotional stuff. I mean we are talking about folks from thousands of kilometers away, folks you don't know, but anyhow, you feel a little bit sad if they are gone. Regards Gyro
Hello, isn't that strange? The guy from overseas, who learned German with the language courses from Deutsche Welle Radio sounded exactly like that . Regards Gyro
I Obtained My Ham Radio Licence In 1979, Believe Me That Quote Is Crystal Clear Compared To Some Transmissions I Have Tried To Decifer.... Cheers Glen.
Morse code over a circa 1920 Marconi wireless system is in fact the only legitimate way to listen to anything.
Well, your grammar and spelling are ok. I was referring more to your decadent use of upper case and line spacing. .
