[ARC5] Fwd: The Longwave Long Goodbye.

[Bart Lee]

Re LongWave Radio

I did an article for the *AWA Review* a couple of years ago about Long Wave
Radio, FWIW. Including the two new LF ham bands.

*Sic Transit Gloria Mundi* !

I first listened to long wave radio about December of 1956, on a three tube
regenerative Allied Radio set.

Now, what's left is mainly the VLF high power Navy etc. stations, 20 KHz +

73 de Bart, K6VK ##
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On Sat, Feb 25, 2023 at 8:27 AM David Stinson <arc5 at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> I'm also a life-time lover of the Longwaves.
> After the needless extinction of marine CW
> in 1999 and the equally needless
> "fade to black" of North American NDBs,
> it reminds me of a quote from King,
> paraphrased:
>
> "All is quiet in the Halls of the Dead.
>   All is forgotten in the Halls of the Dead.
>   Behold the transmitters, cold and dark.
>   Behold the stations in ruins.
>   These are the Halls of the Dead,
>   where the spiders spin
>   and the great signals fall silent
>   one... by one."
>
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