[HCDX] Shortwave Radio Project Announced

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Volunteers Wanted for Shortwave Radio Project
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The Radio Heritage Foundation [www.radioheritage.net] needs four
volunteers to help research and prepare a shortwave version of its
popular Pacific-Asian Log which currently lists 4000+ mediumwave
radio stations from Afghanistan to Alaska.

Editor-in-chief Bruce Portzer says volunteers can be located anywhere
in the world, and should have a reasonable knowledge of shortwave
broadcasting in the region. 

'There's a lot of interest in having a shortwave version of PAL' he
says, adding that 'the guide will include both domestic and
international shortwave stations.'

Each volunteer will collect and co-ordinate station information from
one of four sub-regions: Central Asia, China-Mongolia-Russia, Asia,
and the Pacific.

Portzer says each volunteer needs internet access to carry out the
research, and that the voluntary time needed can be spread out over a
couple of months if necessary. The on-line publishing schedule calls
for the new shortwave listing to be available in November 2005.

Email Bruce today at: info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and see the existing PAL
mediumwave guide at www.radioheritage.net to get an idea of what's
involved.

The Radio Heritage Foundation is a registered non-profit organization
dedicated to sharing the stories of Pacific radio.

Bruce Portzer
Editor-in-Chief, Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.net  

   




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