Tampafag here Rooting around in my old stuff I found a Grundig

>>62355010

Have a bump

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>>62356309
First check 5000, 10000 and 15000 KHz, they're the standard time and frequency broadcasts from the government. If you can hear those, you can probably hear other stuff too. If not, try to get up higher or near a window.

Frequencies under 10 MHz tend to come in better at night, and over 10 MHz are better in the daytime. Checking those standard broadcasts I mentioned above can give you an idea of what's "open" at any given time.

>>62355010
What is to know? Only thing besides scanning channels is different times of the day different locations are easier to hear because of solar effects on the ionosphere.

Tampa is probably still safe
it's fine