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SHORTWAVEBAND CHART OF AUTO-SCANINGRANGES

E100 OPERATION MANUAL

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SHORTWAVEBAND CHART OF AUTO-SCANINGRANGES

BAND	FREQUENCY
METER	RANGE (kilohertz)
120	2250 - 2550

90	3150 - 3450

75	3850 - 4050
60	4700 - 5100

49	5800 - 6300

41	7100 - 7500

31	9400 - 1000

25	11500 - 12150

22	13500 - 13900

19	15000 - 15900

16	17450 - 18000

15	18850 - 19100

13	21450 - 21950

11	25600 - 26100

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PUBLICATIONS THAT PROVIDE MORE DETAILED SHORTWAVE INFORMATION

There are two excellent publication that provide very detailed short- wave information, including a listing of all world-wide shortwave stations, their specific frequencies, broadcast times and target areas. These publications are listed below and are available from major bookstores and at online booksellers.

PASSPORT TO WORLD BAND RADIO

Published by International Broadcasting Services.

IBS North America, Box 300, Penn’s Park, PA 18943

Phone: 215-598-3794

www.passband.com

WORLD RADIO TV HANDBOOK

Published in North America by Watson Guptil Publications. 770 Broadway - 7th Floor, New York, NY 10003-9595 www.watsonguptill.com

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Contents

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