Listening to the Voice of Greece on the Signal Corps BC-348-Q

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Yesterday evening, I warmed up my Signal Corps BC-348-Q and tuned to 9,420 kHz to see if the Voice of Greece happened to be on the air.

Fortunately, I was rewarded with a strong signal from Avlis.

The ‘348 did a fine job playing all that lovely Greek music, too. Though the WWII era ‘348 was never intended to be an HF broadcast band receiver, when paired with a good speaker, it sounds pretty darn amazing!

Here’s a short video (apologies for the dark image):

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4 thoughts on “Listening to the Voice of Greece on the Signal Corps BC-348-Q

  1. Aaron St. Mour

    Oh lovely, I’ve been following your website for awhile now, first post. I need to dig my little tecsun out of the closet and run up a wire. Hear what there is to hear.

    Could even upgrade, oh dear god the swling gear bug strikes again.

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  2. Dean Bonanno

    Voice of Greece right now (2335ut February 5, 2016) on my 1937 Emerson AR-176 using 40 feet of copper wire and indeed beautiful music. Thanks for the tip.
    Dean Bonanno
    Durham, CT

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  3. Mario

    Used to listen to Voice of Greece years ago in the late evenings, do they still play that beautiful Greek music Thomas?

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