Shortwave
Radio Tuning
and Listening on the Internet
Via Java-enabled browsers
web frequency tuner
live, streaming radio from around the world.
Original
Web-controlled Shortwave Radio
a Drake R8 receiver located in Virginia.
Random
Access Labs
Kachina 505DSP and TEN-TEC RX-320 receivers
with RF Systems SP2 splitter monitoring from Canastota, NY.
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DXing.com
the art and science of listening to distant stations
(D=distance X=xmitter or transmitter)
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The Shortwave Report
30 minute recorded shortwave radio reviews ...
times & frequencies for English-language programs included
( out far press )
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... TRS ...
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Short-Wave Broadcasts
and Web Sites.
( even while
they're not broadcasting to the Americas )
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Listen
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Station
web sites
(visit for language and listening device options) |
| Australia Broadcasting Corporation | |
| Radio
Austria International Radio Österreich International |
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| BBC World Service | |
| Radio Canada International | |
| Canada
Radio International (or sci-tech news from cri) hard to decipher dialect, and sometimes Spanish |
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| Croatian Radio Television | |
| Radio Habana Cuba | |
| Hong Kong | |
| Radio Japan | |
| Radio Netherlands | |
| Radio Prague | |
| Voice of Russia | |
| Switzerland | |
| Voice of America | |
| Radio Yugoslavia | |
| Radio New Zealand International |
Glen Hauser's World of Radio
The Short-Wave Bands
Use
these ranges to tune in international broadcasters.
Few stations operate outside these frequencies.
49
Meter Band 5730 - 6205
41 Meter Band 7100 - 7595
31 Meter Band 9350 - 10000
25 Meter Band 11550 - 12160
22 Meter Band 13570 - 13870
19 Meter Band 15000 - 15710
16 Meter Band 17500 - 17900
13 Meter Band 21450 - 21850
More Useful Short-Wave Web Sites
Ham Radio: LSB 3830
NASWA: Listings of Worldwide Shortwave Broadcasts
Daniel Atkinson: Shortwave Radio FAQ and broadcasts
Daniel Atkinson: Shortwave FAQ
NIST: Java Based Atomic Web Clock
USNO: World Time Zone Map
HiLink: Local Times Around the World
Radio Cuba: Arnie's Unlimited
Clubs: Association of North American Radio Clubs
Audio: World Radio Network
MIT: Radio Stations on the Internet
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track of the cops
Scanners
found at Yahoo.
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