Online Feeds?
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ka3jjz
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Indeed there are; take a look about 3/4 down the page for 'web controlled' radios here:
Radio Intel References
Occasionally on World of Radio you will hear Glenn Hauser talking about using the DX Tuners site. Fascinating, particularly if you have a good hi quality line.
By the way, I'm curious; what is it you're trying to hear that has you stumped? I've lived in condos and apartments for the better part of 20 years, and have heard more than my fair share of DX....
73s Mike
Radio Intel References
Occasionally on World of Radio you will hear Glenn Hauser talking about using the DX Tuners site. Fascinating, particularly if you have a good hi quality line.
By the way, I'm curious; what is it you're trying to hear that has you stumped? I've lived in condos and apartments for the better part of 20 years, and have heard more than my fair share of DX....
73s Mike
ka3jjz
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Here's one that's very well known; I haven't used it in quite a while, but the site's still up...
R8 Receiver in Va.
Milair is certainly a challenge. There are no fixed scheds as such, and sometimes they use digital modes some of which we can't decode. I always point to the Worldwide Utility News and the Milcom list on qth.net as major sources on this kind of listening.
You also must understand something about how signals propagate so you know when and how to listen. The 2 very often go hand in hand; you can't hear the signal if propagation won't allow it.
Of course, I find it much easier if you have a programmable radio that you can build frequency lists; I use a TenTec RX320 and have heard lots of milair stuff, but once again, understanding when and where a signal propagates is very important. This is simply a personal opinion, but ham texts that prepare you for the test have basic theory in there, and that's where I would start. RadioIntel has several sites on the subject, but I have the feeling that they're a bit too technical for the casual person to understand.
73s and GL..Mike
R8 Receiver in Va.
Milair is certainly a challenge. There are no fixed scheds as such, and sometimes they use digital modes some of which we can't decode. I always point to the Worldwide Utility News and the Milcom list on qth.net as major sources on this kind of listening.
You also must understand something about how signals propagate so you know when and how to listen. The 2 very often go hand in hand; you can't hear the signal if propagation won't allow it.
Of course, I find it much easier if you have a programmable radio that you can build frequency lists; I use a TenTec RX320 and have heard lots of milair stuff, but once again, understanding when and where a signal propagates is very important. This is simply a personal opinion, but ham texts that prepare you for the test have basic theory in there, and that's where I would start. RadioIntel has several sites on the subject, but I have the feeling that they're a bit too technical for the casual person to understand.
73s and GL..Mike
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Hi NeWcS,
Here are some great web control websites for real player and other suff below.
Calnet Repeater Group rtsp://67.127.110.155/encoder/calnet.rm
Kennedy Space Center Video Feeds http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/countdown/video/video.html
Links SQL: Police Scanner http://www.billsparks.org/Police_Scanner/index.html
NASA - NASA TV Landing Page http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/
Police scanner links: Internet and Radio: Police Scanners http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Internet_and_Radio/Police_Scanners/index.shtml
The Radio Reference Homepage - Web Links
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Web_Links&l_op=viewlink&cid=21
N2JEU's Web Controlled Shortwave Receivers http://www.ralabs.com/webradio/
SHOUTcast - HOME - Live Scanner http://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=scanner
SHOUTcast - HOME http://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=scanner
Also a great website for online receiver's
S-Meter Site Receivers (Only works with Explorer browser)
Here are some great web control websites for real player and other suff below.
Calnet Repeater Group rtsp://67.127.110.155/encoder/calnet.rm
Kennedy Space Center Video Feeds http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/countdown/video/video.html
Links SQL: Police Scanner http://www.billsparks.org/Police_Scanner/index.html
NASA - NASA TV Landing Page http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/
Police scanner links: Internet and Radio: Police Scanners http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Internet_and_Radio/Police_Scanners/index.shtml
The Radio Reference Homepage - Web Links
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Web_Links&l_op=viewlink&cid=21
N2JEU's Web Controlled Shortwave Receivers http://www.ralabs.com/webradio/
SHOUTcast - HOME - Live Scanner http://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=scanner
SHOUTcast - HOME http://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?s=scanner
Also a great website for online receiver's
S-Meter Site Receivers (Only works with Explorer browser)
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