I’ve just started in SW listening with a lowly Eton E5 and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed reading through the listeners guide. I’ve learned a lot from the site and am addicted enough to SW to have started the long saving up process which will lead to an AR7030…
Keep up the good work!
cheers
Matt
I have added a link to your awesome website on my links page.
Will you please visit:
SWL Call Signs.us
[ http://www.swlcallsigns.us ]
and seriously consider posting a link to it in you Useful Links page?
I have owned a copy of the Listener’s Guide since the early 1980’s and having read and re-read it to the point where it literally fell apart and I had to re-bind it it’s great to see the modern version on the ‘net.
A qoute from my copy of the Guide ” …no home is complete without the ability to download onto twin Winchesters” how times HAVE changed!
the buzzer on 4.625 mHZ seems to be dissappearing some say it’s nato others say it’s moscow who knows what it was for but it was good for an antenna check!
Thanks Lee - Good to know the paper version of The Guide is still out there albeit in a state. You must have one of the rare unsigned ones! We take a pride in our ability to print from the web version, so you could build yourself a new one…
Anyone else still reading the paper version?
I live in boston massachusetts and was looking for the short wave frequency to listen to the armed forces radio and television network. I used to listen to them to get sporting events. How would I find it.
I’ve just started in SW listening with a lowly Eton E5 and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed reading through the listeners guide. I’ve learned a lot from the site and am addicted enough to SW to have started the long saving up process which will lead to an AR7030…
Keep up the good work!
cheers
Matt
I have added a link to your awesome website on my links page.
Will you please visit:
SWL Call Signs.us
[ http://www.swlcallsigns.us ]
and seriously consider posting a link to it in you Useful Links page?
Thank you very much!
Sincerely,
Cliff
Thanks Clifford, we think the site is awesome, too…
Have added your link and wonder if there are any radioheads out there who would like to add theirs?
grea site
I have owned a copy of the Listener’s Guide since the early 1980’s and having read and re-read it to the point where it literally fell apart and I had to re-bind it it’s great to see the modern version on the ‘net.
A qoute from my copy of the Guide ” …no home is complete without the ability to download onto twin Winchesters” how times HAVE changed!
the buzzer on 4.625 mHZ seems to be dissappearing some say it’s nato others say it’s moscow who knows what it was for but it was good for an antenna check!
Thanks Steve - It was a good marker for us, too…
First heard it back in the 60s on a 19 set. Always wanted to know what it was for…
Thanks Lee - Good to know the paper version of The Guide is still out there albeit in a state. You must have one of the rare unsigned ones! We take a pride in our ability to print from the web version, so you could build yourself a new one…
Anyone else still reading the paper version?
I live in boston massachusetts and was looking for the short wave frequency to listen to the armed forces radio and television network. I used to listen to them to get sporting events. How would I find it.
Bob Ellis says:
I hear AFRTS on 5446.5KHz USB…
The full listening log can be seen at:
http://guide.aoruk.com/log020.asp
…there could be others!