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[John Geiger (NE0P)]

And the dual receive is really helpful when they are doing a 15khz listening range like some of the recent DXpeditions are.  I can remember when DXpeditions would listen on only one frequency.  The DX cluster and reduction of license requirements to the point that anyone can get an extra with a weekend of study hasn't helped DXing for the most part.

73s John NE0P


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From: K8fu at aol.com
Reply-To: Discussion of OKDXA <okdxa at mailman.qth.net>
Date:  Thu, 9 Feb 2006 09:32:55 EST

>John......................
> 
>Alan makes a good point. Radios with dual receive can be most useful in  
>finding the split the DX station is working. Almost a necessity today when guys  
>keep calling and don't shut up when another station is called, Stupidly  Insane.
>The most difficult part of working DX is just trying to find where he's  
>listening. 30 yrs ago I don't believe I ever hrd the word   ONLY.  DXing and 
>contesting have become a lot less fun due to the evolving radio  practices. 
>Someday let me tell you how I really feel.
> 
>Ribbit.........................Ribbit....................
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