06:32
A cautionary tale: take the time to regularly check the condition of your amateur radio antennas!
02:54
A big signal from Radio New Zealand Pacific 9700 kHz: comparing audio with AM and AM Narrow
04:26
Belka DX + upconverter: BBC Radio 4, 198 kHz longwave talking football and VAR!
06:58
Copying Radio New Zealand Pacific on 9700 kHz with one of the best ever desk-top receivers
02:19
NOAA satellite image gallery: telemetry received using the brilliant SDRplay RSP1, RSPduo and RSPdx
11:49
Celebrate longwave whilst we have it: Sailing By and the Shipping Forecast BBC Radio 4, 198 kHz
04:48
Air traffic control: London Terminal Control 121.025 MHz (Cowly West) copied on the Uniden UBC125XLT
09:45
The news from Radio New Zealand Pacific at 17:00 hrs on 9700 kHz with a big signal pushing S9+10 dB
04:27
North Korea (DPRK) Voice of Korea, very strong signal into Oxford S9 +10 dB on 12015 kHz
03:46
Copying Radio New Zealand Pacific on 7390 kHz with one of the best-ever portables: the Sony ICF-SW77
05:54
After 97 years, a few minutes of the final longwave broadcast 243 kHz from DR Langbølge, Kalundborg
05:49
After 97 years, a few minutes of the final longwave broadcast 243 kHz from DR Langbølge, Kalundborg
13:11
A review of the 2024 edition of the World Radio and TV Handbook
22:50
The diminishing, but still wonderful sounds of Christmas Eve on longwave with the Yaesu FRG-100
03:36
Radio New Zealand Pacific on 7390 kHz: afternoon signal comparing audio with AM and USB demodulation
05:40
Brilliant young person operating a YOTA station and handling a pile-up with ease
04:25
Voice of Vietnam 11885 kHz, Hanoi-sontay first copy since
04:38
Belka DX + upconverter: BBC Radio Wales 882 kHz booming into Oxford
01:18
TX failure of Republic of Yemen Radio, Jeddah 11860 kHz copied with yaesu FRG-100
05:14
London Air Traffic Control, Daventry North 127.1 MHz copied on Uniden UBC125XLT and 2m collinear
04:15
Artificial Intelligence discussion booming from China Radio Internationals' 0.5 Megawatt transmitter
04:54
Help!!! I have noise from ~120 MHz to ~150 MHz making NOAA satellite telemetry reception difficult
10:35
Folk music booming S9+20 dB from Antena Satelor, Brasov on 153 kHz longwave using the JRC NRD-525
01:41
RÚV Iceland copied on longwave 189 kHz from Gufuskalar 189 kHz - catch them whilst you can
03:32
Tropical station Radio Tarma, Peru 4775 kHz strong signal pushing S8 on the brilliant Yaesu FRG-100
03:48
Part 2: one of the best signals I have ever copied from Radio Mosoj Chaski 3310 kHz, Bolivia
08:52
Clear interval signal from HCJB Quito 6050 kHz, Pico Pichincha, Ecuador on the Yaesu FRG-100
07:13
The last ever weather report transmitted on 243 kHz longwave, from Kalundborg, Denmark
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I use various equipment to obtain DX signals from cheap supermarket portables to SDRs. I am also a fully licensed amateur radio operator with a number of rigs.
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