Today, I had the fortune of spending a great deal of time at this impressive shortwave broadcasting site. No doubt, many of you have heard it. Can you guess the name of the station?
(Matt and Doug: you are excluded from this guessing game)
Stay tuned, of course: more photos (and a full tour) to come…!
How about Radio Moscow at the peak of the cold war.
Nlst time and frequency services.
E,mail cancobra [email protected].
2653shuswap.cres.sugar cane Williams lake. Box 11 V2g5K9. Canada.
Swl 5-10-15-20 khz.mhz .am .60.khz .
Adrian Thomas ok hello.
Those who guessed WWVB were correct! I took this photo of the south antennas of WWVB, in Fort Collins, Colorado, as I left the broadcast site.
Steve, I _wish_ I was in New Zealand to take that photo! It’s on my bucket list! 🙂 John, sadly I’m not even sure if RCI still has masts up for their curtain antennas these days. I hope to visit WBCQ some day in the future, too.
Thanks for all of your guesses!
As soon as I have a moment, I will post photos of the site–I took more than 300.
Best,
Thomas
NIST radio station WWVB
Is it RNZI New Zealand.. Looks like our countryside.
Is it RNZI New Zealand? Looks like the NZ CONTRYSIDE.
WWVB in Colorado
Wbcq as the antennas are cut for 7.490 mhz
Radio Canada International
Is it WWVB in Ft. Collins, CO?