Radio bands and station frequencies.
 

I am restoring an old STC MW/SW receiver,
and I am re-drawing the 1938 dial letters on tracing paper,
prior to having a bloke prepare an adhesive clear transfer
for sticking onto the back of the glass of this radio.
Some of the AM station letters have fallen off the dial,
and I am not sure about the positins of the main SW listening bands.

Does anyone know a URL where I view the complete list
of Australia's radio stations with their frequencies,
and where the main SW bands are located.
I tried Google, but only part of the ABC stations came up.

Patrick Turner.

For a list of Australias stations and frequencies, try ... (these are the
english broadcasts only)

http://www.swl.nu/listen/

Hope this helps, Barry N4IJN


"Patrick Turner" wrote in message
...
I am restoring an old STC MW/SW receiver,
and I am re-drawing the 1938 dial letters on tracing paper,
prior to having a bloke prepare an adhesive clear transfer
for sticking onto the back of the glass of this radio.
Some of the AM station letters have fallen off the dial,
and I am not sure about the positins of the main SW listening bands.

Does anyone know a URL where I view the complete list
of Australia's radio stations with their frequencies,
and where the main SW bands are located.
I tried Google, but only part of the ABC stations came up.

Patrick Turner.

yazoo63 wrote:

For a list of Australias stations and frequencies, try ... (these are the
english broadcasts only)

http://www.swl.nu/listen/

Hope this helps, Barry N4IJN

Thanks, I searched a bit further today and got the info I wanted
from the Aust Broadcasting Authority.
But since I couldn't down load the pdf files for some reason like other pdf
files,
their library gal agreed to send me a copy of the station info,
so I can include the main ones on the dial.
There are a lot more stations since 1938.

Patrick Turner.



"Patrick Turner" wrote in message
...
I am restoring an old STC MW/SW receiver,
and I am re-drawing the 1938 dial letters on tracing paper,
prior to having a bloke prepare an adhesive clear transfer
for sticking onto the back of the glass of this radio.
Some of the AM station letters have fallen off the dial,
and I am not sure about the positins of the main SW listening bands.

Does anyone know a URL where I view the complete list
of Australia's radio stations with their frequencies,
and where the main SW bands are located.
I tried Google, but only part of the ABC stations came up.

Patrick Turner.