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Never tried posting a .wav file before. Hope it turned out ok.

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[I setup a new antenna for my ham radio and was crusing the bands over the weekend. Fantastic reception. ](https://files.catbox.moe/cdsr9w.jpg) [I got a nice recording of The Mighty KBC out of The Netherlands ](https://files.catbox.moe/8wbf5c.wav) [3,944 miles away! ](https://files.catbox.moe/llt67t.jpg) Never tried posting a .wav file before. Hope it turned out ok. Edit: [The antenna is horizontally ran about 15 feet above ground and away from the house. ](https://files.catbox.moe/yu81pw.jpg)

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Had hoped antenna details were provided. Just curious.

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Agreed OP please follow up with antenna details!

That said, pretty cool to get a signal that far away.

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Thanks and about the antenna, all I do is use alligator clips on a short wire to connect the whip antenna of the radio to the long 100' antenna wire. Bingo, worldwide reception.

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Sure! my old antenna wire was It worked well, however was not very bendable, and when I was moving it to run between a different set of trees it broke.

I upgraded the wire to . The new wire configuration runs in nearly a straight line hung up perpendicular to the house in trees.

I think the difference between the antennas for me boils down to the linearity of the wire. The old antenna wire was generally in a straight line but had some pretty major alterations in path, too. The new wire is strung up in a better way, tighter and much straighter. Should be good listening this winter.

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Interesting recording

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My antenna is tuned to 7200 because it's the only interesting thing on there.