Hello, Richard.  
    
  Wednesday January 26 2011 at 14:30, you wrote to me:  
    
   RW> HOpe it's not above 7100 khz in 40 meters, otherwise they  
   RW> shouldn't be there these days.  ITU is finally seeing the  
   RW> light that hams need more of a worldwide allocation on 40  
   RW> than 100 khz.  
    
  I want to say 9100khz?  
    
   RW> But, wherever they might be, think I heard recently that  
   RW> Deutche WElle (spelling) was playing with some new big  
   RW> transmitters both for regular analog broadcasting and their  
   RW> new sw digital standard, drm iirc.  
   RW> dIfferent than our U.s./Canada iboc.  
    
  The signals I was listening to were very loud and clear, much like a local  
  AM  
  station.  Maybe if I can get my wife to listen to the broadcasts (she was in  
  honors German in high school and is working on getting a double major in  
  history and German in college) she can translate for me.  
    
  Later,  
  Sean  
    
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