From: ralph@mcs.com (Ralph Brandi)
Date: 4 Jan 1996 08:03:11 GMT
Organization: NASWA
Keywords: shortwave radio short-wave dx
North America's oldest
shortwave broadcast-only club is proud to announce that starting today,
it is moving into the 21st century with the opening of NASWeb, its home
page on the World Wide Web. The web page is expected to provide club
members and non-members alike with access to timely information about
developments in the shortwave radio hobby. The page is available at
<URL:http://www.mcs.com/~ralph/html/naswa/>.
NASWeb strives to provides samples of columns from each month's copy of
the club's monthly bulletin, The Journal, slightly ahead of the arrival
of The Journal in club members' mailboxes. Typically, three or four
columns will be made available, covering the wide range of topics made
available in the print edition of The Journal each month, for
example,program listening (Easy Listening), station loggings, (Tropical
Band Loggings and International Band Loggings), club news (NASWA
Notes), equipment reviews, and the best DX tips from around the world
(Listener's Notebook). Over the course of a year, samples of each
column should appear on the web site.
--
Ralph Brandi ralph@mcs.com ralph.brandi@att.com http://www.mcs.com/~ralph/
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