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Encryption is also a very hot issue for business, law enforcement, and Internet users, and Congress is in Unloddng the Secrets the middle of the controversy. on Shortwave Radio By Larry Van Horn Now it Can be Told - and Toured 22 Bleep, bleep, bleep ... bra -a -a- By Jesse Finkelstein ap ... tweedle- deedle -deee! It's enough to scare off any beginner to "Project Greek Island" is a relic of the Cold shortwave listening, but most of War - a giant complex hidden underneath the these noises are anything but five -star Greenbrier Resort and intended to house "spooky." It's the sound of the ev- the entire U.S. Congress in the event of a nuclear eryday work world using the effi- war. Legislation is pending to turn it into a casino. ciency of digital communications to carry out its business. What kind of business is trans- acted on shortwave radio? What Reviews: kinds of digital modes are these? The reviews you've been waiting for: Parnass credits the AOR Larry Van Horn helps to demystify AR8200 with flexibility, operational complexity, and richness fea- many of the most common modes, of tures (p.87); Magne Sangean 404 is and suggests frequencies where you says the brand new ATS flexible to can tune them in and say "Oh -h, so tune and has a nice roster of features (p.88). Ham Bands columnist that's what that sound is!" Starts Kerschner is smitten with the Kenwood VC -H1 page 8. slow scan TV- small, self-contained, and reason- To represent our focus on ably inexpensive (p.70). Elliott finds the Kenwood "spooks," encryption, and other FreeTalk FRS radios great for beginners (p.71). weird and wonderful signals to be Donnell gives the Radio Max scanner control found on your radio, our cover was software program a successful workout (p.85), and specially designed by Ron Brown Catalano does the hardware connections to test the new, PhotoGraphics, copyright. external, PC-based WiNRADiO WR1500e (p.90). www.americanradiohistory.com DEPARTMENTS MONITORING TIMES (ISSN: 0889 -5341; CPC IPN Sales Agree- Washington Whispers 4 On the Ham Bands 70 ment #1253492 ) is published month y by In the Data Stream The Kenwood VC-H1 Grove Enterprises, Inc., Communications 6 And More! 71 Brasstown, North Carolina, USA. Scanning Report 26 Kenwood's Easy-to -Use FreeTalk Random Scanning Antenna Topics 72 Copyright©1998. Periodicals postage paid Utility World 30 Some Hard -to -Spy Antennas at Brasstown, NC, and additional mailing Spook Radio: Trick or Treat? 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