Radio Bangladesh Betar in English recorded in Europe on 30 June 2015 at 1745 GMT, shortwave frequency of 13580 kHz beamed towards Europe (transmitter site: Dhaka, Khabirpur in Bangladesh, transmitter power: 250 kW)
SRAA contributor, Richard Langley, notes:
Live recording of the BBC World Service program "Click" on 23 June 2015 beginning at 19:30 UTC on a frequency of 15400 kHz. The broadcast is from the BBC's Ascension Island transmitter site (125 kW transmitter power, antenna beam 27 degrees). The recording begins with the program "teaser" followed by a short bulletin of news. The program itself begins at 2m:30s. Topics discussed include the technology behind the European spacecraft Sentinel-2A; the book "Digital Gold: The Untold Story of Bitcoin; Banqer, an online educational app for teaching financial literacy; and transforming line drawings instantly into 3D models.
The broadcast was received on a Tecsun PL-880 receiver with a Tecsun AN-03L 7-metre wire antenna in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, in AM mode with 5 kHz RF filtering. The slightly noisy reception might have been due, in part, to disturbed ionospheric conditions in the wake of a geomagnetic storm along with being outside the target area (west and central Africa) of the transmission.
Many thanks for this recording, Richard! Please listen via the embedded player below and/or download the MP3 file with the link provided.
For your listening pleasure: the Voice of Greece.
Recorded on 29 June 2015 starting around 01:50 UTC on 9,420 kHz using a WinRadio Excalibur and a horizontal delta loop external wire antenna. Location of reception is North Carolina, USA.
Notes: In the last 15 minutes of this recording there are a number of multi-language station IDs for the Voice of Greece and ERT.
For your listening pleasure: Famagusta Gazette followed by Glenn Hauser's World of Radio via WRMI.
This broadcast was recorded on 9,955 kHz, starting around 0100 UTC on 17 June 2015. This recording was made with an Elad FDM-S2 hooked up to a horizontal delta loop antenna.
For your listening pleasure: Radio Slovakia International via WRMI.
This broadcast was recorded on 9,955 kHz, starting around 1230 UTC on 17 June 2015. This recording was made with an Elad FDM-S2 hooked up to a horizontal delta loop antenna.
Voice of Korea [North] in English recorded in Europe at 2100 UTC on June 10, 2015, shortwave frequency of 13760 kHz
Radio Bangladesh Betar in English recorded in Europe on 10 June 2015 at 1745 GMT, shortwave frequency of 13580 kHz
Radio Thailand in English recorded in Europe on June 9, 2015 at 1900 UTC, shortwave frequency of 9390 kHz (Udon Thani transmitter site in Thailand, 250 kW transmitter power)
For your listening pleasure: the Voice of Turkey English language service.
This recording was made on June 8, 2015 starting at 2200 UTC on 9830 kHz. My recording was cut short due to an approaching thunderstorm (indeed, static crashes are quite audible in the recording).
Note that this broadcast was made the day after Turkey's elections, when Erdogan's governing party in lost its parliamentary majority.
For your listening pleasure: the Voice of Turkey English language service.
This program was recorded on June 7, 2015, starting around 2205 UTC on 9830 kHz. I started recording the program a few minutes after the top of the hour when a digital broadcast on the same frequency finally went off the air. You will actually hear a few seconds of the digital broadcast in the recording below:
The following recording of All India Radio was made on November 20, 2008 beginning around 1458 UTC on 9870 kHz.
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:
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