Radio Exterior de España received in London, UK, on the frequency of 9620 kHz. Amigos de la Onda Corta at 0005. Transmitted at 320 kW from Noblejas, Spain. Recorded with Tecsun PL-660 and the built-in telescopic antenna.
Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation received in Sydney, Australia, on the frequency of 9545 kHz. Music, talk, and the news in Pijin at 0800. Transmitted at 10 kw from Honiara. Recorded with the Degen DE1121 and a 40' longwire.
Recorded in Sydney, Australia, at 1400 UTC on 9390 kHz with the Degen DE1121 and a homebrew indoor passive broomstick antenna. Transmitted at 250 kw from Udon Thani.
Radio Damascus, Syria, in Russian, recorded in Europe on January 12, 2012 at 1702 UTC, shortwave frequency of 9330 kHz (Adra transmitter site in Syria, 500 kW of transmitter power)
An unidentified station playing Christmas songs and melodies, recorded 9 December 2014 in Europe at 2252 UTC, shortwave frequency of 6115 kHz, possibly a free radio (pirate) european transmitter, although the power seems to be at least several kWs. Transmitting around the clock, though during the monitoring long periods of fading noticed.
The picure above shows a QSL card of a free radio station from Italy received several years ago and not related to this particular audio file attached to this post.
This transmission of the Radio Sultanate of Oman in English has been recorded in Europe on December 2, 2014 at 1430 GMT, shortwave frequency 15140 kHz (Thumrait transmitter, 100 kW)
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