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SWLing Post- 2022-23 Season of the MW Frequency Challenge is underway with Week 1: 1160-1224 kHz
- Return of the skybird
- Teaching an old dog old tricks
- Solid copy: Tom receives JG2XA in the Netherlands on his PL-365
- On a shortwave magic carpet ride
- Radio Waves: Maverick-603 SDR for FT8, EC-130J Commando Solo Final Broadcast, WRTH Survey, and Railways On The Air
- Chameleon RXL-Pro code for the SWLing Post
- The passing of a compassionate shortwave listener, Agnes Joan Negra
- How Jake configures SDR# to listen to Encore classical music
- The two-pocket listening post . . . for when “they” are after you
- Attention all shoppers! Attention all shoppers!
- New Broadcast Schedule for VORW Radio International Transmissions!
- Radio Waves: BBC Transmitter Audio Feed, New DRM Receivers Showcased, QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo, and New German Class “N” Ham License
- IARPA challenged to give small antennas higher gain
- Giuseppe Demonstrates his homemade “Minimal Long-Distance Dipole”
Tag Archives: Analog
Panasonic RF-562D
The Panasonic RF-562D is a simple, portable analog shortwave radio. The RF-56D covers a major portion of the shortwave broadcast band (4.75 to 18 MHz) as well as AM (medium wave) and FM. The RF-562D can be purchased from a … Continue reading
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Sony ICF-F11S
The Sony ICF-F11S is a simple analog portable shortwave radio produced primarily for markets in Asia. Shortwave coverage spans from 2.3-7.35 MHz. Be aware that there is a cosmetically identical model called the Sony ICF-F12S which has shortwave coverage from 5.9-18 … Continue reading
Sony ICF-F12S
The Sony ICF-F12S is a simple analog portable shortwave radio produced primarily for markets in Asia. Shortwave coverage spans from 5.9-18 MHz. Be aware that there is a cosmetically identical model called the Sony ICF-F11S which has very limited shortwave coverage. … Continue reading