SOMA MESSEIVER (no comment)

If you live in an urban area, you will be (very) disappointed. I live in a small European area of twenty thousand people, and there is too much interference due to the high intensity of 4G and 5G antennas and WiFi access points. The radio only picks up a few signals from neighboring countries or local stations. There’s nothing very interesting, but that’s not unexpected. On windy, clear nights, however, I can pick up broadcasts from various countries in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. This is much more interesting, but it’s only possible under specific conditions and late at night. On cloudy or rainy nights, it’s the same as during the day. I think its strength lies in forcing you to experiment with different antenna configurations in different locations, even though its format isn’t very portable.