[Spooks] verify this?

[Erica Jacobson]

bad choice of words on my part. what the article
implied (and i'll see if i don't still have it around)
was that North Korean radios were built to only
receive certain state-run stations. no dialing around
for anything outside of the borders. 


--- Martin Potter <mpotter@storm.ca> wrote:
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> If the New Yorker article said "limited range" they
> might have 
> been referring to sensitivity rather than frequency
> coverage.
> 
> ... Martin    VE3OAT
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> Erica Jacobson wrote:
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> > I believe this was stated in a recent "New Yorker"
> > article (from the last month or two). There was
> > something in there about how North Koreans would
> bring
> > back radios from visits to China to get around the
> > limited-range radios sold in North Korea.
> >  
> 
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