Spectres of Shortwave soundtrack via WRMI: November 13, 2016

The following recording of the Spectres of Shortwave soundtrack was recorded on November 13, 2016 on 7.57 MHz starting around 23:00 UTC. Note that the audio ends abruptly--likely a technical error at WRMI. I kept recording one minute after the audio stopped (but the AM carrier was still present).  

Spectres of Shortwave soundtrack via WRMI: November 13, 2016
Thomas Witherspoon

Radio. People & Stories from Shortwave Service: November 28, 2016

Live, off-air recording of the first English-language version of "Radio. Menschen und Geschichten" ("Radio. People and Stories") transmitted by Shortwave Service (shortwaveservice.com) in Euskirchen, near Bonn, Germany, using a transmitter at Noratus, near Gavar, Armenia, on 28 November 2016 from 20:00 to 20:30 UTC on a shortwave frequency of 6005 kHz. The transmitter power was 100 kW with an antenna beam azimuth of 330°.

The program consists of two interviews: the first with Rimantas Pleikys about radio jamming and the second with Amanda Dawn Christie about her film documentary "Spectres of Shortwave."

The broadcast was received by the Web-interface wideband software-defined radio at the University of Twente in Enschede, The Netherlands, with a "Mini-Whip" antenna in AM mode with 5.08 kHz total bandwidth RF filtering. Reception was quite good with negligible noise and no interference although the initial minute of audio was transmitted at a very low level.

Radio. People & Stories from Shortwave Service: November 28, 2016

Japan- China Treaty (1972)

THE SIGNING OF THE JAPAN- CHINA TREATY
(Fri. Sept. 29, 1972)

01. Radio Peking 08-30 GMT 19 metres
02. Radio Japan 09-30 GMT 25 metres

Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia

Information on the Japan- China Treaty-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Peace_and_Friendship_between_Japan_and_China

Japan-China Treaty - Radio Peking (29 Sept. 1972)
Japan-China Treaty - Radio Japan (29 Sept. 1972)

Death of Lord Louis Mountbatten (1979)

BBC World Service (August 28, 1979)

All India Radio (August 28, 1979)

Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia

Information on the life and death of Louis Mountbatten-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Mountbatten,_1st_Earl_Mountbatten_of_Burma

Other broadcasts on this topic-

https://archive.org/details/DeathOfLouisMountbatten1979

BBC World Service- Death of Lord Louis Mountbatten (28 August 1979)
All India Radio- Death of Lord Louis Mountbatten (28 August 1979)

15th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution (1974)-Radio Havana Cuba

 

01. Speech by Fidel Castro (in Spanish) on the 15th Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution. Originally delivered January 2, 1974. Broadcast January 10, 1974- 0420GMT- 11.840khz.

02. English summary of Castro’s speech January 11, 1974. 20.55 GMT- 15.140khz

Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia.

 

01. Fidel Castro (in Spanish) Radio Havana Cuba. Broadcast 10 January 1974
Castro's speech-English summary- Radio Havana 11 Jan.1974

The Russian Invasion of Afghanistan (1980)

01.U.N.Radio-Security Council (Jan7,1980)
United Nations Radio- Security Council. 15410 khz.
20-30 GMT (i.e. 6-30 am Jan 8, 1980 East Australian Time)

02.Radio Peking (Jan 8,1980)
Commentary from Radio Peking. 20-30 GMT. 25 Metre Band.
(i.e. 6-30 am. 9 Jan 1980 East Australian Time)

03.U.N.Radio-General Assembly (January 14,1980)
U.N. Radio- Debate in the General Assembly. 15410 khz.
20-25 GMT (i.e. 6-25 am. 15 Jan 1980 East Australian Time)

Off-air recordings and intros by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia

Information on the history of United Nations Radio-

http://www.unmultimedia.org/radio/english/history/

Other broadcasts on this topic-

https://archive.org/details/RussianInvasionOfAfghanistan1980

01. Russian Invasion of Afghanistan (UN Radio- Security Council - 7 Jan.1980)
02. Russian Invasion of Afghanistan (Radio Peking- 8 January 1980)
03. Russian Invasion of Afghanistan (UN Radio- debate General Assembly 14 January 1980)

Radio Havana Cuba: November 20, 2016

Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Joel Benavidez, who notes:

Amateur radio operator Joel Benavidez, KF5UNI from San Antonio, Texas made the recording in his home using the internet and the magic of Software Defined Radio or "SDR". SDR allows anyone with an internet connection to monitor someone else's radio over the internet. In this case, Amateur radio operator Louis Brown, KD4HSO in Kansas.
The Show "DXers Unlimited" is a ham radio oriented "techy" show out of Cuba, known to, and respected by Ham radio operators the world over.
Starting time: 0515
Frequency: 6.099 MHz
Location: Remote Recording made in San Antonio, Texas (HamGridSquare EL09ql) by station KF5UNI from station KD4HSO in Kansas USA (HamGridSquare: EM28qw)
Your receiver and antenna: OpenWebRX Software Defined Radio (SDR) over http://sdr.hu with receiver at http://64.136.200.36:8073
Radio Havana Cuba: November 20, 2016
Joel Benavidez

USAF EAM Voice Transmission: June 27, 2016

Many thanks to SRAA contributor, John Lutz, who notes:

Emergency Action Message (EAM) transmissions are associated with the High Frequency Global Communications System (HFGCS). The HFGCS is a network of single sideband transmitters used by the United States Air Force to transmit encrypted messages to in-flight military aircraft, ground stations and in some cases, US Navy surface vessels. The purpose and format of the messages are subject to wide-ranging speculation, but are generally thought to be for directing nuclear-capable forces regarding the execution of specific attack options.
Starting time: 04:52 UTC
Frequency: 8.992 MHz
Location: Shorewood, IL EN51vm
Receiver and antenna: FT-920 transceiver and ground-mounted 23-foot vertical antenna
USAF EAM Voice Transmission: June 27, 2016
John Lutz

Russian Coup (1991) Pt.1 (of 2)

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Gorbachev overthrown (Monday 19 August 1991)

Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia

Shortwave broadcasts-

01. Radio Moscow (13 hrs GMT. 15560 khz)
02. BBC World Service (9740khz)
03. Radio Moscow (13-15 hrs GMT)
04. BBC World Service (13-20 GMT.6195 khz)

01. Radio Moscow (19 August 1991) Gorbachev overthrown (13 hrs GMT)
02. BBC World Service (19 August 1991) Gorbachev overthrown
03. Radio Moscow (19 August 1991) Gorbachev overthrown (13-15 GMT)
04. BBC World Service (19 August 1991) Gorbachev overthrown (13-20 GMT)

Russian Coup (1991) Pt.2 (of 2)

Coup fails
05. BBC World Service (21 August 1991. 13 hrs GMT 9740 khz)
06. Russian Coup- Radio Moscow (22 August 1991. 13 hrs GMT)

Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia

05. BBC World Service (21 August 1991) Coup fails (13 hrs GMT)
06. Radio Moscow (22 August 1991) Coup fails (13 hrs GMT)

President Reagan Assassination Attempt (March 31, 1981)

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VOA (Tuesday March 31,1981)
Voice of America (shortwave) 9670khz. 0600 GMT.

Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia

Other broadcasts on this topic-
https://archive.org/details/Pres.ReaganAssassinationAttempt1981

President Reagan Assassination Attempt (March 31, 1981) VOA

President Johnson (13 May 1965) VOA

13 May 1965. LBJ speech on Vietnam to a group of American editorial cartoonists. Shortwave coverage from the Voice of America (VOA)

Excerpt from President Johnson's speech. Recorded off-air from the Voice of America (VOA) by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia
Transcript of speech-
http://millercenter.org/president/lbjohnson/speeches/speech-5934
 

President Johnson (13 May 1965) VOA

Nelson Mandela Arrives in Libya

22 Oct. 1997
Shortwave from Libya as recorded in Australia.

Ian Holder: "I recorded this shortwave broadcast from Libya in 1997. I have no knowledge of the source of the broadcast but it may be from the main Libyan radio service. I found this while twisting the dial. There was no general commentary, just the voice of South African President Nelson Mandela on his arrival in Libya followed by music".

Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Australia.

Other broadcasts on this topic-

https://archive.org/details/MandelaArrivesLibya22Oct.1997

Mandela arrives in Libya

Unification of Germany (3 October, 1990)


3 October, 1990 [i.e. 4 October East Australian Time]

BBC News & News Hour. (2200-13.30 GMT-15140khz) The program contains news of the first day of a unified Germany and Saddam Hussein's visit to Kuwait.
Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia

BBC News Hour(Oct 3,1990)- Unification of Germnay