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elfa wrote:
The same question from me. *I live in San Francisco bay area. *I have a Sony 2010. *My antenna is a wire connected to my metal gutter. *Stopped listening when the BBC stopped broadcasting to US. I'm looking for a reason to listen to SW again but need some help with time/freq of English speaking stations. Yes, it's not as much fun as it used to be, especially with the poor propagation, many long-time SW broadcasters calling it quits, and all the paid religious broadcasts all over the spectrum. I'm on Long Island, so I can't give specific advice as to what's hearable in SF. There are websites that list current english language shortwave broadcasts. http://www.primetimeshortwave.com/ You can still hear BBC, it just takes a little more work. Also Radio Canada, Deutsche Welle, France, Romania, etc. And the ubiquitous China Radio. Art Harris |
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