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• Kajin says:

  13.10.2019 at 00:42

  In the range of a typical DC-to MHz SDR you can find international shortwave broadcasts, both analog and digital. BBC, radio Havana, Radio Australia, etc. You know, news about other than the Kardashians. AM radio broadcasts (US and elsewhere, depending on your antenna systems.) Longwave broadcasts. Aero beacons. Military and utility monitoring.

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• Arashirisar says:

  13.10.2019 at 04:03

  SWL links, Short Wave Listening Links, Dallas, Fort Worth, Texas, McKinney, Garland, Plano, Ellis County, Dallas County, Tarrant County, ARC, amateur radio clubs.

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• Kigalkree says:

  10.10.2019 at 06:18

  Adventist World Radio "Wave Scan" - Program webpage. FINLAND. YLE Radio Finland (Finnish) Radio Renascenca - LIVE - MP3 audio - stream - (shortwave discontinued) Radio Renascenca - LIVE - MP3 - command line to load into your player Radio Renascenca "Music Mix" - LIVE - RealAudio - stream Voice of America, Balkans.

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• Melrajas says:

  10.10.2019 at 07:11

  PRUNUS J Transistor Radio Battery Operated AM FM Radio with Excellent Reception, Portable Weather NOAA Radio Powered by 3X D Cell Batteries or AC Power for Household and Outdoor by PRUNUS $ $

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• Daigar says:

  06.10.2019 at 16:33

  If the short-wave bands were truly dead, manufacturing of new, efficient, modern short-wave radio receivers would not be occurring. Far from it, a number of companies are devoted to selling some excellent radios that include short-wave bands & include controls & accessories to make tuning in of these stations easier.

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• Zolom says:

  10.10.2019 at 00:36

  Radio Togo broadcasts in French and local languages on kHz Most stations operating on shortwave frequencies are not broadcasters, however. Ham radio operators have certain frequency bands set aside for their use, and you can hear them "talking" (by voice, Morse code, radioteletype, etc.) with friends around the world.

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• Mujora says:

  09.10.2019 at 19:41

  Nov 30,  · This is why short-wave radio is still popular in a country like North Korea. We estimate that over two million North Koreans listen to short-wave broadcasts with their illegal shortwave radios in order to hear the gospel, learn about the outside world and even learn more about their own country.

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• Kajikasa says:

  15.10.2019 at 12:48

  If the radio is very choppy and stops every 5 seconds, try listening to this radio at different times. Not all radio station feature for 24 hours daily. If you do not listen to all the remote, try to listen at different times as the radio station may stop at your own countrys time zone during midnight.

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