Difference between revisions of "SWL Broadcast"

This page will list links relating to MW and HF Broadcast listening between 530 khz and 30 Mhz. For information on antennas, see the Antennas wiki. Our HF Propagation article has links regarding how HF signals travel great differences. It's an important topic to understand if you wish to be successful in this game.
The RR forum for this topic can be found here

1 MW Clubs
2 MW (AM Band) Rejection Filters
3 HF (SW) Clubs
4 DXing and programs
5 Media News
6 Program Information
7 Receivers, Accessories and Reviews
8 Receiver Control Software
9 Receiver Modifications
10 Remote Receivers
11 Schedules (downloadable)
12 Schedules (print media)
13 Search Engines
14 Yahoo Groups and other Mailing Lists

MW Clubs

MW (AM Band) Rejection Filters

HF (SW) Clubs

DXing and programs

Media News

And lots more...

Program Information

Here, Glenn Hauser discusses both DX and program information world wide

Receivers, Accessories and Reviews

Receiver Control Software

Strong Signals HF Desktop Software

Receiver Modifications

Remote Receivers

DXTuners.com Registration required

Schedules (downloadable)

Schedules (print media)

Monitoring Times magazine - Hourly English Language Broadcast

These 2 publications also have extensive receiver reviews...

Search Engines

Radio Portal.org

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−	This page will list links relating to MW and HF Broadcast listening between 530 khz and 30 Mhz. For information on antennas, see the [[Antennas]] wiki. Our [[Propagation]] article has links regarding how HF ~~(and higher)~~ signals travel great differences. It's an important topic to understand if you wish to be successful in this game.<br>	+	This page will list links relating to MW and HF Broadcast listening between 530 khz and 30 Mhz. For information on antennas, see the [[Antennas]] wiki. Our [[HF Propagation]] article has links regarding how HF signals travel great differences. It's an important topic to understand if you wish to be successful in this game.<br>
	The RR forum for this topic can be found [http://www.radioreference.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=79 here]		The RR forum for this topic can be found [http://www.radioreference.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=79 here]