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Passport to World Band Radio - World’s #1 Selling Shortwave Guide
Fifty Ways to Improve Your Short Wave Listening From DWM Communications
SWL RECEIVERS
Radios and Reception - Testing and Tips From Philly Talk Radio Online
What You Need to Hear Shortwave Stations -- Receivers and Antennas
Short Wave Receiver Reviews -- From eHam.net -- Over 71 Short Wave Receivers
RadioShack
Guide to Shortwave Radio
-- Nine Parts
Shortwave
Receiver Reviews -- Via RadioIntel.com
Modern Shortwave Receivers Survey
-- From DXing.com
Selecting A Shortwave Receiver
-- From DXing.com
Super heterodyne Receiver Theory -- includes Sensitivity, Dynamic Range, more
ICOM PCR 1000 Resource Page
-- Test Drive & PCR Frequency Files
Synchronous
Demodulation --- What is it and
how it works
Radio Explorer -- By Dmitry
Nefedov -- Graphic viewer for shortwave radio broadcasting schedules. Displays
data in a tree-like expanding table, on a 24-hour Gantt chart, and on a world
map with greyline and frequency coloring. Developed in Java and runs with
multiple operating systems including Windows and Linux. Can be installed with a
single click on a web page link via Java Web Start.
Harvester -
Signals Intelligence (SIGINT): HARVESTER is not just a frequency database;
it is a full Signals Intelligence collection suite capable of storing every
single piece of intelligence that you can glean from any COMINT, ELINT or FISINT
signal intercepted between 0 Hz to 100 GHz. NASWA
Radio Country List and Award Program - From The North American Shortwave
Association
B-Log
Version 1.1 -- From AB9B
EasiSWL
V1
DXtreme™
produces powerful and easy-to-use logging applications for radio enthusiasts
such as: Shortwave DXers and Listeners
WLOG2000
LogBook for OM SWL BCL CB -- Database logbook
for OM SWL BCL & CB with utility like DXCLuster DXtelnet PSK PSK-Pbbs (TNC
or PC sound card) radio rotor CDbook interface and many other features. Free
Update at homepage.
SWLTool (Version
1.4.5) ... a
utility to read and display ILG radio data files
ShortwaveLog
- provides logging, radio control, chat, and recording functionality in a
single suite.
Many
More Ham Logging Programs which you might use for SWL Logging.
Code3 Gold
-- hottest VHF and Shortwave decoder to hit the streets. Over a year of hard
development work over at our Netherlands HQ has resulted in this latest decoder
product.
102
Radio Control software programs, for swl and ham radio operators -- From DX
Zone
WRLog
v1.10 -- From Paraclete InfoSys
YAHOO FORUM Shortwave-SWL-Antenna · Shortwave Listeners (SWL) AM/FM Antennas
Amandx Antenna Pages Commercial
SWL Antennas I -- From Universal Radio Commercial
SWL Antenna II -- From Alpha Delta
SWL
FORUM -- FROM YAHOO
DXing.Com
-- All about SWLing and DXing -- From Universal Radio
FAQ'S ABOUT SHORTWAVE RADIO
--From National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters, Inc.
Shortwave Radio Information
-- for Beginners by Lou Castino
(Note: original site is gone, link goes to page archive)
Radio H.F. Catalogue & Newsletter
-- By Sheldon Harvey
Short Wave Amateur Radio Listening
Short
Wave Amateur Radio Listening Group - Via Yahoo Also See URL's Below
How
Modulation Modes Work -- Very Visual Explanations for AM, FM, SSB, DSB, QAM
More
On Modulation Techniques -- From The educational encyclopedia
Modulation Codes
--- AJE, A1A, Etc
Modes & Modulation
-- CW, AM, SSB, USB, LSB, FM, FSK, AMTOR, FEC, PACKET, Spread Spectrum -- From DXing.com
All About SSB, DSB, ECSS, more
-- History Of SSB By DJ4BR
Peter Weber
Modulation Schemes
--- AM, FM, Pulse Technical Discussions
AM Loop Antennas
-- by Bruce Carter
Antenna
Basics and Theory -- From Ian C. Purdie, VK2TIP
Antenna Basics
and Theory -- Excellent Tutorial From Scott's Pages
Antenna Basics and Theory --
Excellent From Integrated Publishing
Antenna Dimension Calculators --
From The Antenna Elmer - Click On Antenna Type
Antenna Dimensions
Calculator Dipoles-- From AMANDX
Antenna Loops
-- From Wellbrook Communications
-- Wire, Loops, Invisible, Feeding, Grounding, Many More From HCDX
Antennas For SWLs
--- From K6QGH (Note: original site seems to be down, link now goes to archive of page)
Antenna
testing and reviews -- From Philly
Talk Radio Online
Antenna Tuner Theory
-- From The ARRL
Beverage
Antennas
Choosing Wire For An
Antenna
Dipole
& Inverted Vees Antennas
Doug's
Antenna Transformer Page
DWM Communications -- Yo Yo Wind up Dipole
Antenna, Tiny Tenna, Travel Tenna
Great White North Antenna
Grounding
-- For Safety and For Noise Reduction
Height
Of Dipoles - Patterns By AA3RL
Impedance
Transformers for Receiving Antennas -- John Bryant
Inverted
L Antenna -- From ARNIE CORO (CO2KK)
K9AY
Directional Terminated Loop Antenna
Long
Wire Antennas -- Via AMANDX
Loop Antennas --
Discussion Group - from Yahoo Forums
Loops for AM BC
Band - From Dave's Antenna Loop page
PAR
High-Performance Shortwave Antenna HF End Fed SWL antenna
Quantum QX Loops -- From DX Tools
Random Wire Antenna and Improved
Random Wire Antenna -- From CW's Radio Pages
Understanding
SWL And Antenna Design/Construction -by Harold Melton, KV5R
WellBrook
Loop Antennas
Yahoo
SWL Antenna Forum
Narrow Band and Wide Band FM - Modulation Index and more
ALSO SEE OPERATING MODES -- AMTOR, APRS, ATV, CLOVER, CW, Digital, EME, SETI, Astronomy, FAX, GMRS, GPS, GTOR, Laser, Low Freq, Meteor Scatter, Microwave, NAVTEX, PACKET, PACTOR, PSK31, QRP, RTTY, Satellites, Spread Spectrum, SSTV, T-Hunts, WEFAX
QSLING SW STATIONS, SAMPLE QSL FORMS AND CARDS, QSL GALLERIES
SWL QSL CARDS FROM CHEAP QSL's.COM
All About Reporting and QSLing -- Via DXing.com
Reporting and QSL - Via Amandx
QSL Form --- From China Radio International/Shortwave
QSL Form --- From K6QGH
SWL QSL Card Museum -- Wow -- Loaded A massive collection of SWL QSL cards from around the world
FREQUENCY BAND PLANS -- FOR ALL KINDS OF SERVICES Click Here
BAND | BAND |
120 m ___2300 -- 2495 kHz | 25 m ____11.500 -- 12.160 MHz |
90 m ____3200 -- 3400 kHz | 22 m ____13.570 -- 13.870 MHz |
75 m ____3900 -- 4000 kHz | 19 m ____15.030 -- 15.800 MHz |
60 m ____4750 -- 5060 kHz | 17m ____ 17.480 -- 17.900 MHz |
49 m ____5730 -- 6295 kHz | 16m ____ 18.900 -- 19.020 MHz |
41m ____ 6890 -- 6990 kHz | 13 m ____21.450 -- 21.750 MHz |
41 m ____7100 -- 7600 kHz | 11 m ____25.670 -- 26.100 MHz |
31 m ____9250 -- 9990 kHz |
The "Radio Regulations" of the International Telecommunications Union define the shortwave broadcast bands. At the 1992 World Administrative Radio Conference, new bands were created and existing bands were expanded. The band limits in the following table reflect the WARC-92 agreements and broadcast band expansions used on a non-interfering basis (e.g., the 41 m band starting at 6890 kHz on a non-interference basis): Although the allocations do not become official until 2007, in practice many stations have already started using the expanded portions under the motto "use it or lose it." Additionally, there are a few stations that broadcast outside the band edges above, e.g., Iran on 9022 and a number of African stations around 9200 kHz. Clearly, receivers with continuous coverage between 1.6 and 30 MHz are preferred.
FREQUENCY LISTINGS WORLD WIDE
-- HUNDREDS - Click Here
Three Shortwave Radio Broadcast Frequency Lists for the New SWL Listener
1 - Shortwave
Radio Station List -by- RadioShack {Guide to Shortwave Radios}
2 - Shortwave Frequency List
-by C Crane English-Language SWL Frequencies Audible
In North America -by- Glenn Hauser
3 - Top 1000 HF Frequencies -by- Larry Van Horn
Shortwave And Medium Wave Language lists -- Click on one of the languages to see transmissions in that language.
The Comprehensive Shortwave Broadcasting Schedule
Monitoring Times -- Hot 1,000 HF Frequencies
World Wide DX Club Top News - A Must See - By Wolfgang Büschel, Germany
Shortwave 101: How to Listen To World Radio
Shortwave Radio - Learning The Basics
An Introduction to
Shortwave Listening
Getting Started
in SW Listening In Three Parts From
Monitoring
Times
Understanding Shortwave
Bands - From The Etón Corporation
When and Where to
Listen To Shortwave John Wagner's
Shortwave Tips & Tricks
Shortwave Dx'er
-- Information
on all aspects of the shortwave listening hobby.
Introduction to
Mediumwave and Shortwave DXing From The Ontario DX Association (ODXA)
of Canada.
Monitoring
Times Frequency List By Service
Monitoring Times Frequency Exchange
Monitoring Times Frequency Reference Library
Comprehensive Shortwave Broadcasting Schedule
By Eike Bierwirth, Leipzig, Germany
SWL Stations that are scheduled to broadcast in
English at the moment you request the page.
SWL Stations -- enter a frequency, and see all those
who are scheduled to use that frequency.
SWL
Stations -- By Time Or Country -- From PrimeTime ShortWave Hot
100 SWL Stations -- From ICOM America International
Broadcasters on Short-wave Radio -- From Steve R. Adams
Top 1000 HF SWL
Frequencies -- From Monitoring Times
Prime
Time Short Wave -- Your guide for English shortwave
broadcast schedules
DXing.Com
-- All about SWLing and DXing -- From Universal Radio
FAQ'S ABOUT SHORTWAVE RADIO
--From National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters, Inc.
Shortwave Radio Information
-- for Beginners by Lou Castino (Note: original site is gone, link goes to page archive)
Radio H.F. Catalogue & Newsletter
-- By Sheldon Harvey
Short Wave Amateur Radio Listening
Shortwave Radio Information for Beginners by Lou Castino
Introduction to Mediumwave and Shortwave DXing - From The Ontario DX Association (ODXA) of Canada.
Distant AM Station Reception Hobby 150kHz to 1800kHz
AM FM Zip Code Based Signal Strengths - From V-Soft Communications. Type in your Zip Code - get a listing of AM Day, AM Night and FM stations in your area with signal strengths. Click on Station Callsign to look up a station from the FCC's CDBS database.
Find AM/FM Raiod Stations -- uses FCC data for FM/AM radio stations, and combines it with Google Maps (you can zoom in and see a station antenna) and the FCC suggested coverage area. From Aaron Kreider
DX FM -- Neat FM DXing Site -- Tips, Tools Propagation
50KW AM Night Stations -- USA With Canada and Mexico Listings
"Complete" List of USA AM Stations -- The AM LogBook -- listed by frequency
Complete List of US Radio Stations - 1922 to 1946 -- From Jeff Miller
25th Edition of the AM Radio Log
Finding AM/FM Stations Near You (USA & World Wide)
FCCINFO Search -- Find AM, FM, TV Stations in the USA
FCC Data Base for AM Stations -- Choose All States, All frequencies
AM Broadcast Station Locator -- From The FCC
FM Broadcast Station Locator -- From The FCC
TV Broadcast Station Locator -- From The FCC
Travelers AM Locator -- Traveler's Information Stations (TIS) -- From The FCC
FM and NTSC TV Propagation Curves Calculation -- From The FCC
For Broadcast Professionals -- Quick Access to Related Links. -- From Radio 411
U.S. AM Radio Stations Radio-Locator -- (Formerly known as "The MIT List of Radio Stations on the Internet")
AM or FM Data Base -- From Elliott Broadcast Services
TvRadioWorld -- Internet Broadcast Directory and Radio/Television Stations Web Listings
Radio History -- 16 Top Pages Of Radio History
National Radio Club, (NRC) -- Medium Wave DX'er News
FM - 88 to 108 MHz - Antennas, Tuners, Circuits, Instrumentation, HD Radio, Stereo, Software -- By Brian Beezly
Scannerstuff Southern California -- SCFD is the newest and most up to date scanner information resource for Southern California. The all-in-one 448-page directory is organized by county (including 10 Southern California counties.
CityFreq
Scanner Guide -- By State and City
California Highway
Patrol Frequencies
SCANNER BOOKS, WEB PAGES & FREQUENCIE
Scanners & Secret Frequencies (Electronic Underground Series, Vol 3) by Henry L. Eisenson
Monitoring Times Frequency Exchange
Monitoring Times Frequency Reference Library
Introduction to Scanning
-- by Bob Parnass, AJ9S -- If you own a Scanner -- these are a MUST READ
PerCon Data Finder
-- Exhaustive online source of frequencies
Police Calls
-- Visit Radio Shack for "Police Call" series of books
Selecting A Scanner
-- From DXing.com
Scanner Users FAQ
-- From Rich Wells N2MCA
Scanners Reference Guide
-- By Clay Irving N2VKG
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