Where can you find information on the beam in degress for each shortwave
broadcaster? So I know from where the signal is from? like if it's from
Sackville, canada giving me a number or at least how find this out. I
live in southern California a place where reception is not that good. I
have one site that at least gave the information for Radio Australia in
which from Shepparton the frequencies that were beamed around 70 degrees
seemed to work the best. I haven't tried Radio Prague but others such as
Radio Cuba, and Radio Taiwain have worked the best.

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Klingonmastr wrote:

Where can you find information on the beam in degress for each shortwave
broadcaster?

http://www.geocities.jp/binewsjp/bia08.txt

I checked that site with the frequencies in which it shows the the azimuth
but I need to be able to how to figure out the formula since I live in
Southern California. I'm not trying to just find the azimuth I want to be
able to know not just the beam in azimuth is say 70 for Radio Australia
but be able to figure out the direction the singal is being beamed so I
know which frequency is the best and not just using the numbers found
checking the frequency and figuring thats the best frequency.

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Klingonmastr wrote:

I checked that site with the frequencies in which it shows the the azimuth
but I need to be able to how to figure out the formula since I live in
Southern California. I'm not trying to just find the azimuth I want to be
able to know not just the beam in azimuth is say 70 for Radio Australia
but be able to figure out the direction the singal is being beamed so I
know which frequency is the best and not just using the numbers found
checking the frequency and figuring thats the best frequency.

Then you need AZMAP by Paul Burton - AA6Z. Google it.

If you need some assistance using it I'll try to help. You can set it up not only
for your location, but you can bring it up to view most anyplace on earth to get
an idea of the beam headings from that area.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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Klingonmastr wrote:

Where can you find information on the beam in degress for each shortwave
broadcaster?

http://www.geocities.jp/binewsjp/bia08.txt



Got it Cuss, it works great!!

Thanks a lot.

Burr