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Old 09-12-2024, 10:29   #116
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Re: AM Radio fading into history
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Originally Posted by Escapee View Post
I appreciate that the post is a few months old but I just stumbled on it.

I have a 10MHz off-air frequency standard that locks to the 198kHz signal, I will sadly miss it.
The three LW outputs at Droitwich, Westerglen & Burghead are likely to continue well into 2025. But bear in mind the kit the BBC is using to drive LW is ancient & uses huge valves that are no longer manufactured. I'm sure some pensioners could do with the waste heat that is generated from these which just goes to waste.
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