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ORIGINAL: Sanity

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ORIGINAL: iwannapullurhair
I live on a corner where two electric lines meet. Two sides of my house are spanned by electric lines.

Then tune in on your computer. KIDO 580 brodcasts it live over the Internet here

http://www.kido.net/pages/listenlive.html

And they're on the air live 24/7

Although I don't know how anybody could stand to listen to Art Bell for more than just a few minutes. I'd rather have my teeth pulled... 

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ORIGINAL: Sanity

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ORIGINAL: iwannapullurhair
I live on a corner where two electric lines meet. Two sides of my house are spanned by electric lines.

Then tune in on your computer. KIDO 580 brodcasts it live over the Internet here

http://www.kido.net/pages/listenlive.html

And they're on the air live 24/7

Although I don't know how anybody could stand to listen to Art Bell for more than just a few minutes. I'd rather have my teeth pulled... 

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ORIGINAL: seeksfemslave


Reply to RealOne
I said

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Doesn't Ham radio operate in the short wave bands. ie 10 Mhz and above ?

This was a rhetorical question in that I knew the answer to be Yes when I posed it.
The point is that it is easier to discriminate between high frequency signals than low frequency ones because  it is possible to construct higher Q factor circuits.
Q = Delta f divided by F
F = a centre frequency . delta f = frequency range to some defined point in the frequency spectrum, say +- 3 db.

Thus I say again for medium wave reception interference cannot be removed, by a lay person any way.
It is quite likely that govnt spy agencies have highly sophisticated quantised samplers that can seperate interweaved signals. I do not know this I just guess it is true.

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ORIGINAL: iwannapullurhair

I like the Art Bell show, but when it hits 9PM around here, the signal goes to total shit. The show starts at 1AM EST. My stereo has a regular AM antenae. I'm wondering if there is a super AM antenae. I had XM radio, but I just wasn't enjoying the monthly bill. I'm wanting something I purchase once.

I live in some sort of weird area of radio interferrence. When I'm in my car, I get the channel at most hours, but I get around my house and the signal goes to total crap. Sometimes there is this other channel overlaying the channel I want.

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ORIGINAL: Griswold

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ORIGINAL: iwannapullurhair

I like the Art Bell show, but when it hits 9PM around here, the signal goes to total shit. The show starts at 1AM EST. My stereo has a regular AM antenae. I'm wondering if there is a super AM antenae. I had XM radio, but I just wasn't enjoying the monthly bill. I'm wanting something I purchase once.

I live in some sort of weird area of radio interferrence. When I'm in my car, I get the channel at most hours, but I get around my house and the signal goes to total crap. Sometimes there is this other channel overlaying the channel I want.

This is only because where you live is a distinct subset of area 51...and as Art himself would attest....aliens have infested your radio signal signature.

(He has photos).

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ORIGINAL: iwannapullurhair
I have the KIDO website bookmarked, but I'll be surprised if they do actually broadcast it. Have you noticed if they do actually broadcast that show(online) since you don't like it?

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ORIGINAL: Griswold

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ORIGINAL: iwannapullurhair

I like the Art Bell show, but when it hits 9PM around here, the signal goes to total shit. The show starts at 1AM EST. My stereo has a regular AM antenae. I'm wondering if there is a super AM antenae. I had XM radio, but I just wasn't enjoying the monthly bill. I'm wanting something I purchase once.

I live in some sort of weird area of radio interferrence. When I'm in my car, I get the channel at most hours, but I get around my house and the signal goes to total crap. Sometimes there is this other channel overlaying the channel I want.

This is only because where you live is a distinct subset of area 51...and as Art himself would attest....aliens have infested your radio signal signature.

(He has photos).

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx
Griswold:
Perhaps this little blurb may be significant.
Many will recall that on July 8, 1947, witnesses claimed that an
> unidentified object with five aliens aboard crashed onto a sheep and cattle
> ranch just outside Roswell, New Mexico. This is a well-known incident that
> many say has long been covered up by the U.S. Air Force and the federal
> government.
>
> However, what you may NOT know is that in the month of March, 1948, exactly
> nine months after that historic day, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald
> Rumsfield, Rush Limbaugh, and Dan Quyale were all born.
> This is what happens when aliens breed with sheep.
>
> This piece of information may clear up a lot of things.
thompson

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ORIGINAL: Sanity

Although I don't know how anybody could stand to listen to Art Bell for more than just a few minutes. I'd rather have my teeth pulled... 

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ORIGINAL: Sinergy

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ORIGINAL: Sanity

Although I don't know how anybody could stand to listen to Art Bell for more than just a few minutes. I'd rather have my teeth pulled... 

Thats the way I feel about almost any talk radio program or news video or whatever.

While the number of things I know anything about are fairly limited, I do happen to have quite a bit of education and professional experience about a couple of subjects.

My ex-wife used to listen to that stuff, and sometimes I could not escape.

Frequently, the talk radio person would blather nonsensically about something I had in-depth knowledge, experience, education, etc., about, and what ended up happening is their opinion was generally slanted, poorly researched, blatantly false, or obviously developed as some sort of weird truth by consensus of opinions of focus group.

Considering they were wrong about things I know something about, the only conclusion I ever came to (right wing, left wing, psycho ward wing, whatever) about any of them is that they are probably also wrong about things I dont know anything about.

Just me, etc.

Sinergy