Very Cool SW Tool

[ridgescan]

I ran into this when looking for stuff-I have been wondering where something like this was very cool IMO
Shortwave transmitter sites

 

[zl2taw]

that is pretty good, though I wonder if it is kept up to date at all

 

[KC4RAF]

Great find.

Here's their home page:

MWLIST - worldwide longwave, mediumwave, tropical bands and shortwave radio database - Login

and I think it is updated regularly. It covers the entire globe and many may find it useful.

PS, see I told you so. This site you posted is great for info on SW. You ain't no whacker. Thank you sir for posting it.

 

[ridgescan]

haha thanks Roger
yeah this thind is great-it's fun to "see" what you are receiving! Man when you lay them out like this you realize how SW is still pretty big in the world.

 

[vagrant]

That's interesting to get a big visual picture, but I find this site Short-Wave.info better assists me in finding out who's on what freq, where they are, and the power they use. Their bering and distance from my location as well.

The guy that maintains that site uses RR as well. I believe his name is Richard. I enjoy that site. Makes it easy.

 

[kilokat7]

Good link Ridge, thanks for posting!

I'm a big fan of mwlist.org and regularly use the site's logging functionality to keep track of stations that I've logged. I really like being able to see my logs plotted on a map for visual reference and instant distance measurements from receiver to transmitter.

 

[ridgescan]

That's interesting to get a big visual picture, but I find this site Short-Wave.info better assists me in finding out who's on what freq, where they are, and the power they use. Their bering and distance from my location as well.

The guy that maintains that site uses RR as well. I believe his name is Richard. I enjoy that site. Makes it easy.

That one I use like 50 times a day lol-I used to use the NASWA but yours is so much friendlier a go-to. Love it. But with this other one-I always wanted to see the actual physical transmitters for real and now I can. Didn't have much luck before finding this when I'd try and google them up.

Good link Ridge, thanks for posting!

I'm a big fan of mwlist.org and regularly use the site's logging functionality to keep track of stations that I've logged. I really like being able to see my logs plotted on a map for visual reference and instant distance measurements from receiver to transmitter.

Thanks kat I am so glad I ran across this one.

 

[k9rzz]

Neat link. Lots of potential for that info, thanks for sharing!

 

[ridgescan]

+1 k9

 

[k9rzz]

It may be in the wiki somewhere, but here's another good source of info:

WORLDWIDE DX CLUB Weekly Top News

Fun reading if nothing else.

 

[w2xq]

Look up K4VOA http://www.hfskeds.com/skeds/ and ask him about the SW tx site Yahoo users group. Good info. A third source of tx coordinates is the WRTH. HTH.

 

[hfflunki]

thanks;very cool