Non-motoring > Shortwave radio Miscellaneous
Thread Author: Crankcase Replies: 15

 Shortwave radio - Crankcase
Years back I had a scanner thingy, now long gone, which had shortwave on it. I used to toodle up and down and pick up some stuff that amused me briefly - bits of morse to practise, disembodied voices that might have been the VOA or might have been the local taxi rank.

Anyway.

I fancied seeing if there was anything out there still, but I have no kit. I don't really want to spend any real money of course - is there an online "shortwave emulator" that would allow me to press a button on screen and hear real time shortwave? I googled but couldn't find such a thing.

If not I guess I could be persuaded to see if there are shortwave transistor radios on eBay for tuppence, or some such? No idea, not looked at this point.

And I suppose the second question is - is there actually anything still broadcasting to listen to anyway, or is it all dead now?

Last edited by: Crankcase on Fri 31 Dec 21 at 15:50
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 Shortwave radio new Crankcase 31 Dec 21 15:49
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 Shortwave radio new Zero 22 Oct 23 18:25
 Shortwave radio new Bromptonaut 31 Dec 21 16:05
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Bromptonaut 22 Oct 23 16:35
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Zero 22 Oct 23 18:23
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Fursty Ferret 24 Oct 23 09:52
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new smokie 24 Oct 23 10:15
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Zero 24 Oct 23 10:27
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new bathtub tom 24 Oct 23 22:16
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Crankcase 25 Oct 23 06:49
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Zero 25 Oct 23 08:51
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Kevin 25 Oct 23 11:23
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Crankcase 25 Oct 23 11:27
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Zero 25 Oct 23 12:07
 Shortwave radio - Sort Of.  new Bromptonaut 26 Oct 23 16:05
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