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That frequency guide that 'Sonwatcher' posted is a very nice clue for listening to the 'Land of OZ'! A very general rule is to listen above about 5 Mhz. There's no one single frequency that's 'standard' for any country, everybody uses all of them, sort of. The 'trick' is in the searching and picking out the station/place you want to listen to. Sort of like that song, "A Little Less Talk and A lot More Action!" . The time of day plays a big part in what you can hear, along with the frequency. Typically, higher frequencies in the day time, lower ones at night.
- 'Doc
Is it possible to be on a lake and have a homing directional beam being emitted from the shore so a person could navigate to that beam's source? For example at night to a jetty.
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.
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