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Don't forget about the Short Wave Stations. WTWW in Tennessee 5085 kHz. And WBCQ, in Maine 7490 and 9330 KHz. These are 100,000 Watt Flame Throwers, at Twice the output power of even the largest Transmitter that Other Show has. We paid our $5.00 but, still are having fun listening over the air waves The little C. Crane radios work great.

We were trying them all out. Both formats from the DM site plus the Tune in app. We were also listening on the Flame Thrower 100,000 Watt station WTWW @ 5085 KHz. Ted Randall, the owner of WTWW, like Art/WB6OBB and myself Wade/KJ4WS, is a Ham Radio Operator. At about 60 Air Miles from me, it is really nice to have such a station almost in my Back Yard. Ted, was running a One Minute Delay of the program. All modes seemed to be dropping out at the same times when the audio feed was bad. I am looking forward to listening on the two other Short Wave Stations tonight. I am quite sure that Ted, at WTWW, would be very happy to get Signal Reports from listeners. Just take a moment and think about this folks. The most Power Output allowed from the Commercial Broadcast Stations, AM Broadcast stations, is limited to 50,000 Watts. So its like that Other Show is on at Half Power .. Art just started back up and has Three Stations at Twice that output already. Art, is Kicking Butt and writing down names... Till next time ( 73 ) Best Regards from Wade/KJ4WS

Hello Dan, AD5NW. If the Degen ever hears me on Friday mornings at 3973 KHz? I hope that you will look me up and send a message. Just KJ4WS into Google will find me. So many of us are proud to have talked with Art Bell on our Ham Rigs. He is the same person one on one that he is Broadcasting to the masses...... 73 .. Best Regards from Wade/KJ4WS

We have about the same thing. It is a Kaito KA1102. It is our bedside radio. As a Ham Radio Operator, we also have the Ten Tec Omni 7 which is about $3,000.00. It has a 100 Watt transmitter and we also own an Amplifier which builds that up to about 1,200 Watts output. We can talk around the world anytime day or night on the Ham Band that is open. Different frequencies depending on Day or Night Time conditions. I call an overnight Net at 3973 KHz. from 2:00 AM till 4:00 AM Central Time on Lower Sideband. Can your DeGen, receive Single Sideband signals? I find that most Short Wave Listeners make Great Ham Operators. Best Regards aka 73 from Wade/KJ4WS

Don't forget to dust off those Short Wave Receivers. 5085 KHz. WTWW, is owned by Ted Randall, a fellow Ham Radio Operator and Friend. WTWW, is an 100,000 Watt Station in Lebanon, Tennessee. And at 100,000 Watts, it has twice the power output of even the biggest AM Station that the Other Guy is on. 50,000 Watts is the biggest AM Station in our Domestic Broadcast Band. Welcome back Art! May the Blitz be with you. Regards from Wade/KJ4WS

Who cares about that other show or what they know! I don't feel that there is any stopping this. I call a Ham Radio Net with listeners and check-ins from many states ( The Tennessee Phone Net at 3980 KHz. ) When I make my announcements about the new show. There are always dozens of people who thank me for the announcement. So many were unaware of the Great Art Bell's return. Tennessee has it best, with an 100.000 Watt Flamer Thrower Short Wave Station. The folks in Tennessee can listen on a Coat Hanger for the antenna. Let the Blitz continue. May the Blitz be with you! From Wade/KJ4WS

Just one of those days that makes me Proud to be an Old Goat! We are seriously looking forward to the return of WB6OBB. ( Art's Ham Radio Call Sign )

The first thing we did was to call and e-mail the program director of WWTN, our local 50,000 Watt Station. I submitted the letter as suggested by Art Bell the .com site. Hopefully, they will carry the new show. WLAC in the same town ( Nashville ) carries that Other Show. I can just see the folks leaving that Other Show in Droves if the Art Bell Show is picked up by WWTN in Nashville...