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Shortwave Broadcasters - Tuning Signals - Part 2

Hello from Melbourne!

This is the Second, and Final Part of our compilation of Shortwave Station Tuning Signals.

As for Part 1, the compilation has been sourced to Radio Deutsche Welle, Germany.

Best Regards!

Bob Padula

Shortwave Tuning Signals (Signature Tunes) - Part One

Hi there!

This Podcast is a compilation of Shortwave Tuning Signals (Signature Tunes) as recorded at the Deutsche Welle Receiving Station, Bockacken, Germany, from the 1960s to 1990s. Many of these stations have closed down, but their Signature Tunes will endure for ever! This is Part 1 - Part 2 will follow in due course.

Regards from Melhourne!

Bob Padula
Host/Author

Sounds on Shortwave Feb 23 2011

Hi there! Tha latest episode of "Sounds on Shortwave - Feb 23, 2011" is now available for downloading or as a Podcast. This episode is a 25 minute compilation of some 30 off-air signals recorded on Feb 22, 2011, in the Bunyip State Park, 80 km east of Melbourne, using the little E5 receiver and 3m of random antenna tossed into a tree. Details about each Sound are given in my audio narrative. Good sounds on 9 MHz, 11 MHz, 13 MHz and 15 MHz in the time window 0400 to 0500 UTC, 2 pm our local time. Longpath on 9. 11 and 13 MHz from Europe, Middle East and  Africa;  shortpath on 15 MHz from Asia, Middle East, Africa and the Americas on 15 MHz. Comments and feedback wouod be appreciated! Please feel free to pass on details about this Website to anyone you feel might be interested in hearing the Shortwave Sounds! Regards from Melbourne Bob Padula Host/Producer

Sounds of Shortwave - Jan 7, 2011

Greetings! The new edition of "'Sounds of Shortwave" may down be downloaded. It is a compilation of off-air signals from Asia, as monitored here in Melbourne on January 6, 2011, in the early afternoon, 0300 to 0400 UTC. It includes many signals propagating via the Summer Daytime Specialized Mode on 9 MHz and 11 MHz. My narrative indicates the frequency, time, station name, country and language for each signal. The actual monitoring site was in the Pound Benmd Reserve, Warrandyte State Park, 20 km east of central Melbourne, using the little Eton E5 receiver and 5 m of random antenna in a gum tree. Comments and reactions would be appreciated! Regards! Bob Padula Host/Producer/Narrator Note: The image above shows me at the monitoring site! A very hot day, 37 degrees!