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Hi,
> On Feb. 5 (in Virginia, USA) at 2:20 UTC on 5120 Khz I heard a news report that sounded like it came > from somewhere in Scandinavia. I don't have WRTVHB, is it listed in there? Help please? Thanks in > advance... Most likely an image frequency produced in your receiver. Add twice the IF frequency and you'll have the correct operating frequency. 5120 + (2*455) = 6030 kHz. There is one of the two SW outlets of Südwestrundfunk Germany, the other frequency is 7265 kHz. Programme is called SWR 3. -- 73's Martin Martin: thanks for the interesting answer. I will consider this complication from now on. However, I don't know that I was hearing a program from Südwestrundfunk Germany, as I'm absolutely sure the language spoken was not German. It was definitely a Scandinavian language. Thanks again for the help. 73's
Jeff
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