Hello.

Im looking for a list of US shortwave transmitters, 2000-30000KHz
It would be very helpfull if the list also shows the transmitter site and
time of operation
Can anyone help?

Secound question, are there any shortwave transmitters in or near Iowa?

Thanks

Regards
Brian

"Brian Kals" wrote
Hello.

Im looking for a list of US shortwave transmitters, 2000-30000KHz
It would be very helpfull if the list also shows the transmitter site and
time of operation
Can anyone help?

Secound question, are there any shortwave transmitters in or near Iowa?

Thanks

Regards
Brian

Hi Brian! Sorry, Iowa just has one radio, it's upstairs in the old volunteer
fire station outside of Dubuque. They only dust it off once and awhile
during tornados.

I realize you are on topic for this list, sort of a rarity, but did you
consider doing anything for yourself first? 16,200 hits from a google search
for "US Shortwave Transmitters"

Geez, I miss the funny politico already.

Jack

"Jack Painter" wrote in message
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Hi Jack

I realize you are on topic for this list, sort of a rarity, but did you
consider doing anything for yourself first? 16,200 hits from a google
search
for "US Shortwave Transmitters"

Yes i did do alot of search on google, but didnt find a list like asked for,
thats why i gave it a try here.
I myselfe hate questions that take 1sec to find on google :-)

Regards
Brian

Brian Kals wrote:

"Jack Painter" wrote in message
news:_xp6d.5985$%t3.4549@lakeread01...

Hi Jack

I realize you are on topic for this list, sort of a rarity, but did you
consider doing anything for yourself first? 16,200 hits from a google
search
for "US Shortwave Transmitters"

Yes i did do alot of search on google, but didnt find a list like asked for,
thats why i gave it a try here.
I myselfe hate questions that take 1sec to find on google :-)

You might take the time to cycle through
http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/bc-a04.txt
and check for items starting with USA, then checking the transmitter sites.

dxAce

"dxAce" wrote in message
...

You might take the time to cycle through
http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/bc-a04.txt
and check for items starting with USA, then checking the transmitter
sites.

dxAce


Thank you very much.

Regards
Brian

Brian Kals wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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You might take the time to cycle through
http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/bc-a04.txt
and check for items starting with USA, then checking the transmitter
sites.

dxAce

Thank you very much.

You're quite welcome



Regards
Brian

The FCC has a wealth of information about American shortwave broadcasters.

http://www.fcc.gov/ib/sand/neg/hf_web/seasons.html

Check out the "Station Info" link on the left-hand side of the page as well
as the Available Schedules at the bottom of the page.

Bob



"Brian Kals" wrote in message
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Hello.

Im looking for a list of US shortwave transmitters, 2000-30000KHz
It would be very helpfull if the list also shows the transmitter site and
time of operation
Can anyone help?

Secound question, are there any shortwave transmitters in or near Iowa?

Thanks

Regards
Brian

In article ,
Brian Kals wrote:
Hello.

Im looking for a list of US shortwave transmitters, 2000-30000KHz
It would be very helpfull if the list also shows the transmitter site and
time of operation
Can anyone help?

Try poking around www.fcc.gov.

There's an FCC database that's HUGE. (It won't include military stuff,
though). They may have it available in pieces by what section of the
regulations the station is operating under. I've downloaded some Amateur
radio license lists years ago. (Pretty cryptic stuff in the raw, out
of some 1960's vintage Data Processing mainframe).

I've also kicked around with their web site that lists every television
station in the country, including latitude and longitude, power, and
station address).

Secound question, are there any shortwave transmitters in or near Iowa?

Don't the Seventh Day Adventists have a station in Indiana?

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

Thanks everyone for your help, i think i got what i need now.

Thanks again.

Regards
Brian in Denmark.

"Mark Zenier" wrote in message
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Don't the Seventh Day Adventists have a station in Indiana?


WHRI is in Nobelsville, Indiana. I have the impression that WHRI and WHRA
are brokered evangalical stations. Adventist World Radio buys alot of time
on brokered stations, and it wouldn't surprise me if AWR buys time on WHRI,
but I don't follow AWR, so I'm not sure.

Frank Dresser