Adventist World Radio programming in Burmese. Transmitted on 15660 kHz at 100 kw from KSDA, Agat, Guam. Received and recorded using a Degen DE1121 and an indoor homebrew broomstick antenna in Sydney, Australia.
I snapped this photo of the RCI Sackville transmitter site in June 2012--several months prior to the site's closure. All of the towers seen in the background have since been demolished.
I recently discovered this off air recording of the CBC North Quebec service. This recording was made in North Carolina on October 6, 2012 on 9,625 kHz, starting around 1059 UTC.
This recording includes the North Quebec Service sign on, the TOTH CBC News and about 20 minutes of CBC Montreal's "All In A Weekend."
Sadly, the RCI Sackvillle site has now been completely closed down and all of her towers have been demolished.
Tajik Radio, Yangiyul, domestic service, recorded in Europe on January 28, 2015, at 1542 GMT on shortwave frequency of 4765 kHz using Kenwood R-5000 and 15m longwire antenna installed 4 meters above the earth level (transmitter site: Dushanbe; transmitter power: 50 kW)
Radio Taiwan English programming at 1600 UTC on 13810 kHz to South Asia with 500 kw from Issoudun, France. News and programming about the upcoming Chinese New Year and Spring season. Received and recorded with a Degen DE1121 and an indoor homebrew broomstick antenna in Sydney, Australia.
Radio New Zealand International on 9765 kHz at 1000 UTC. News, weather and a documentary about the life and death of musician Townes Van Zandt. Broadcast ends with frequency close, ID and interval signal. Transmitted at 50 kw from Rangitaiki to Oceania. Received and recorded with a Degen DE1121 and 40' longwire in Sydney, Australia.
Rotating high performance directional antenna of the ORF (“Drehbare Hochleistungsrichtantenne ORF Moosbrunn“ von Daniel Csiky)
For your listening pleasure: Radio Österreich International.
This recording was made on 6,155 kHz on January 29, 2015 starting about 05:59 UTC.
Only recently, SWLing Post reader, Eric asked about orchestral music on shortwave–as you’ll hear, Radio Oesterreich International is certainly a good source!
Click here to download the recording as an MP3, or simply listen via the embedded player below. Enjoy:
The following recording of Radio Budapest was made on August 25, 2009 on 6,150 kHz, beginning around 0112 UTC.
This off air recording comes from a collection of archived recordings by SWAA contributor, Terry Wilson.
Terry made this and all of his recordings in the Midwestern US on either the Ten-Tec RX-320D or Eton E1XM receivers. He used the recording facility of the Shortwave Log software. Terry notes that any "QRM includes city power lines, street lights with bad ballasts, household electronics, and interference from Radio Havana Cuba."
Many thanks for sharing these recordings, Terry. For more recordings from this collection, simply follow this tag: Terry Wilson.
You can listen to the full recording below, or download as an MP3 with the link provided.
For your listening pleasure: the Voice of Nigeria--recorded on January 28, 2015, starting at 10:00 UTC on 9,690 kHz.
This recording was made with a WinRadio Excalibur SDR hooked up to a horizontal delta loop wire antenna--location is eastern North America (North Carolina).
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This broadcast of All India Radio was recorded in eastern North America on January 26, 2015 beginning at 2145 UTC, shortwave frequency of 9,445 kHz.
This recording was made in eastern North America using a WinRadio Excalibur SDR connected to a large horizontal delta loop antenna.
For your listening pleasure: almost 2 hours of Helliniki Radiophonia (ERT Open). This broadcast was recorded on January 25, 2015 on 9420 kHz starting around 2200 UTC.
This broadcast of All India Radio was recorded in eastern North America on January 25, 2015 beginning at 2145 UTC, shortwave frequency of 9,445 kHz.
All India Radio in English to Oceania on 11740 kHz at 2045 UTC. Transmitted at 250 kw from Panaji. Received and recorded with a Degen DE1121 and an indoor homebrew broomstick antenna in Sydney, Australia.
For your listening pleasure: beHAVior Night, a shortwave radio show which showcases music from the first four decades of the 20th Century.
This show was recorded on Friday, January 16, 2015, beginning at 2000 UTC on 7495 kHz:
All India Radio in English, recorded in Europe on 22 January 2015 at 1745 GMT, shortwave frequency of 7550 kHz (Bengaluru, Doddaballapur transmitter site in India, 500 kW transmitter power)
For your listening pleasure: the English language service of Radio Thailand–recorded on January 23, 2015 at 1230 UTC on 9,390 kHz.
Click here to download the recording as an MP3, or simply listen via the embedded player below:
For your listening pleasure: the English language service of Radio Slovakia–recorded on January 23, 2015 at 1230 UTC on 9,955 kHz.
This broadcast of Radio Slovakia comes by way of the World Radio Network and is relayed by Radio Miami International (WRMI).
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Voice of America in English recorded in Europe at 0300 UTC from the shortwave frequency of 6080 kHz on January 23, 2015 (Santa Maria di Galeria, Vatican City, transmitter site, 250 kW of power)
Radio Taiwan International English programming. Transmitted at 500 kw from Issoudun, France. Received and recorded with the Degen DE1121 and a homebrew indoor broomstick antenna in Sydney, Australia.
Radio Revival Sweden, test broadcast on shortwave frequency of 9875 kHz on 22 January 2015 at 1400 GMT (transmitter site in Sala, Sweden, transmitter power of 10 kW), recorded in Europe
Radio Revival Sweden, test broadcast on shortwave frequency of 9815 kHz on 22 January 2015 at 1200 GMT (transmitter site in Sala, Sweden, transmitter power of 10 kW), recorded in Europe
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