Since
short-wave range is not in the focus of commercial interest, there is a lack of comprehensive data about spectrum usage and electromagnetic noise level in Estonia.
When, in February 1942, VOA needed to supplement its BBC relay transmissions with direct
short-wave broadcasts, it had to lease privately owned transmitters to relay the New York produced programs.
YANGON - Sales of
short-wave radios in Myanmar rose 50 percent in recent weeks, apparently driven by public enthusiasm for updated news broadcasts from foreign radio stations, after the deadly May 7 bombings in capital Yangon, weekly news journal Kumudra reported in its latest issue.
However, their introduction into the UK has been delayed by the Radio Communications Agency, who believe that using this particular frequency raises interference issues with current radio users, including
short-wave radio enthusiasts and radio astronomers.
Not counting
Short-Wave News, New York Education Law Report, and Pennsylvania Education Law Report, all growth has been by acquisition."
Mr Piggot was aware that green leaves and the iron oxides in iron ore dust have distinctive spectral signatures in the visible to
short-wave infrared region of the spectrum.
At first, young Rob longs for his father, trying to find him on the airwaves by listening to late-night
short-wave radio.
Sometimes it was new music, sometimes scratchy
short-wave radio simulations, sometimes nature sounds and an endless assortment of bells, whistles, and electronic contortions.
diplomats stationed in Havana, including the distribution of hundreds of
short-wave radios to anti-Castro "counter-revolutionaries" reports Reuters (April 5, 2002).
"As the vehicle passes through a communication zone, a
short-wave radio frequency is sent from the transponder to the lane transceiver," explains Symons.