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Coordinated Universal Time check?
Try a bigger antenna and listen for 10 & 15 Mhz durning the day, 5 mhz
after dark Can also try for the Canadian equivelant CHU. CHU transmits on 3330 kHz, 7335 kHz, and 14670 kHz using AM compatable single-sideband full carrier modulation. "Sandman" wrote in message oups.com... I haven't played with my shortwave radio in awhile, not since I lived in VA, and now that I'm in Pittsburgh, I broke it out - I used to always check/set my digital watch on shortwave, at 5, 10, or 15 MHz, there were probably others. Now that I'm in Pittsburgh, I am not picking up anything at those frequencies, which surprises me. Have they moved, or any explanation as to why I'm not picking them up anymore? While I'm at it, is there a list anywhere of shortwave radio broadcasting frequencies (along with the content of each frequency, of course). I did some searching on this group for FAQ, but haven't found anything yet - Thanks in advance - B |
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