review : DXLD
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for everyone
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DX LD is one of the most complete DX newsletters on the internet . Edited nearly once per week it offers a material of between 200—450 kb with lots of info including and received via email (via yahoo groups )
Each issue has the following structure :
-Main material that includes the following :
Logs ,Media News, World of Media newsletter and new freq listings from R Bulgaria’s Dxmix and target stations (such as clandestine stations) which are included per the target country name followed by a [non] ie BELGIUM [non]Also material from several valuable sources such as Media Network (from RNW ) , Kim Andrew Elliott’s reporting on International broadcasting . and much USA material And as funny it might sound ,Oklahoma , his state , is mentioned as separate ‘country’
-Chapters for DRM /digital modes /BPL power line communications
-Publications, related to radio and DX
-Conferences
-‘language’ lessons
- Propagation including prop charts from SEC /NOAA
all in separate chapters
Because of the big size , and my personal preference , the older times I just read the newsletter quite fast from the monitor , or in some cases , such as vacations , printed it in all with quite compressed formatting using Word macros . Now I print it without formatting in e-form and then copy the file into my e-book /e-reader for further reading and frequency pickings
Look at the photo below on how i can read the text on case i read by paper!
Very worth of reading 5/5
If someone is interested in reading he can find it:
http://www.w4uvh.net/dxlatest.txt or http://dxld.org/ with the latest newsletter
searchable listing of all previous issues
http://worldofradio.com/dxldmid.html
DXLD
DXLD May 14, '11 2:41 PM
for everyone
Category: Other
DXLD
Each issue has the following structure :
-Main material that includes the following :
Logs ,Media News, World of Media newsletter and new freq listings from R Bulgaria’s Dxmix and target stations (such as clandestine stations) which are included per the target country name followed by a [non] ie BELGIUM [non]Also material from several valuable sources such as Media Network (from RNW ) , Kim Andrew Elliott’s reporting on International broadcasting . and much USA material And as funny it might sound ,Oklahoma , his state , is mentioned as separate ‘country’
-Chapters for DRM /digital modes /BPL power line communications
-Publications, related to radio and DX
-Conferences
-‘language’ lessons
- Propagation including prop charts from SEC /NOAA
all in separate chapters
Because of the big size , and my personal preference , the older times I just read the newsletter quite fast from the monitor , or in some cases , such as vacations , printed it in all with quite compressed formatting using Word macros . Now I print it without formatting in e-form and then copy the file into my e-book /e-reader for further reading and frequency pickings
Look at the photo below on how i can read the text on case i read by paper!
Very worth of reading 5/5
If someone is interested in reading he can find it:
http://www.w4uvh.net/dxlatest.txt or http://dxld.org/ with the latest newsletter
searchable listing of all previous issues
http://worldofradio.com/dxldmid.html
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