Radio Reference Web Page

Just re-reading some articles in my April CQ magazine and saw this article that I missed.

Check out this web site: RadioReference.com

And I quote: "For those obsessed with monitoring almost any type of radio communication, the frequency listings on the site are a great resource. Just to give you an idea of the tremendous scope of listings, here are some of those available: AM/FM/TV broadcasters, police, fire and safety, airports, railroads, military, sports and marine."

I've just started looking around in this site and clicked on the Data Base line, Oklahoma, then Wagoner county ... the site listed frequencies used by the towns in the county and those used by the county as well.

You do need to join (free) but this looks to be an excellent resource!

... AR

Short Wave Listening

Buy a copy of Monitoring Times every so often. Interesting articles, but also has a Shortwave Guide that shows you what is available every hour ... a real bargain!

Voice of Russia AM Radio Broadcast at 7.335. Very strong S7 signal around 10 pm CST. English News program at 11 pm (0500 Z)

Radio Havana Cuba English AM Broadcast News on 6.000 at 11 pm CST. Signal about S7 with QSB.

China Radio Int'l English AM Broadcast News on 6.190 at 11 pm CST. Sig abt s9!