Sandman wrote:

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 -

Although the current sked expires in a few hours, keep an eye on this site for
updates:

http://www.eibi.de.vu/

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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dxAce wrote:

Sandman wrote:

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 -

Although the current sked expires in a few hours, keep an eye on this site for
updates:

http://www.eibi.de.vu/

I find the CSV format the most useful. I import it into Excel and then
you can sort the data up to three columns at a time to find what you
want.

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Telamon
Ventura, California