google earth

[xeno194]

I dont know if anyone here is interested or if its possible to markup google earth with all the shortwave broadcasts that you come across and just update it as we find new stuff.

Anyone interested PM me or reply

Here is one
Voice of Russia Transmitters

Lat: 45° 28.810'N
Lon: 40° 6.606'E

[xeno194]

100+ views and not one person? ok i guess im on my own then

[WisconsinRailfan]

Been kinda of busy lately, I believe there is one already out there. I will look on mine when I get home. I have not used Google Earth in awhile, but I remember having a file loaded that shows all the locations of the broadcast stations.

[ridgescan]

Originally Posted by xeno194

100+ views and not one person? ok i guess im on my own then

I'm sorry xeno-I don't get what you are going for here can you give a better idea so I can give it a try? Thanks

[xeno194]

What im trying to do is use google earth as a mini visual database for all the shortwave antennas/transmitters so we can all get a better idea of the distance of the signal and kinda like the old days of a map and thumbtack of stations picked up.

[ampulman]

In a similar manner, I've used GE to mark site locations of systems that I monitor.

I will mark them using the coordinates from the FCC database and include the bearing for pointing my yagi. Example: Harrah's Casino 130.

Amp

[xeno194]

See now thats a great idea. Im using it for shortwave stations i pickup here in NY