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Received in Northern Colorado, USA Receiver: Sihuadon D-808 with a tall light pole as an antenna

Alert: SVR (Severe Thunderstorm Warning) Station: WXM51 Frequency: 162.475 MHz Transmitter Location: Mead, Colorado Receiver: Midland WR-120EZ using a telescopic antenna

Alert: SVR (Severe Thunderstorm Warning) Station: WXM51 Frequency: 162.475 MHz Transmitter Location: Mead, Colorado Receiver: Midland WR-120EZ using a telescopic antenna

HD Radio is the North American Version of DAB . Instead of the signal being in a completely different band. The digital signal is broadcast next to the analog one. You can only broadcast up to 4 different channels (including the HD channel 1 being the broadcast of the analog station). The upside is if you're listening to the rebroadcast of the analog station and the HD signal is too weak, it ju...

I recorded this around the summer time. I will not confirm nor deny that I did this. A few days later, I was talking to a kid in my neighborhood and they said they kept hearing repeating music on channel 6. I ignored his question.

Received in Northern Colorado, USA Receiver: Sihuadon D-808 with a telescopic antenna next to a tall light pole for a baseball field Feel free to use this video as long as you give credit in the video, description, or comment section

Voice of America signing off it's Korean language broadcast on 12.080 MHz in the 25 meter band at 15:00 UTC. This transmission was relayed from the USAGM Tinang, Philippines transmitter site with a 250 kW transmitter. Received in Northern Colorado, USA Receiver: Sihuadon D-808 with the telescopic antenna Feel free to use this video as long as you give credit in the video, description, or commen...

Radio Shortwave International Program 2

NMN HF Voice Broadcast from Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, USA | September 10th, 2024

MW DX Catches from Late December 2022 to Early January 2023 Recorded on Cassette

Listening to a Class A MW Station Near the TX Site (850 KOA) | April 13th, 2024

Voice of America Bambara Language Sign Off | September 6th, 2024

BBC World Service 12095 kHz | July 5th, 2023

Using a Light Pole as an Antenna to Receive Various MW and LW Signals | September 6th, 2024

Radio Shortwave International Program 1

16 Meter Band Catches at 18 UTC | September 5th, 2024

Vatican Radio Interval Signal 15.565 MHz | September 5th, 2024

Daytime Mediumwave Bandscan on the D-808 Part 1 | September 3rd, 2024

1010 KSIR ID and Colorado News Headlines | September 3rd, 2024

810 KLVZ on 3 Different Radio's | September 3rd, 2024

Radio New Zealand Pacific Changing Frequencies | September 3rd, 2024

810 KLVZ on 3 Different Radio's | September 2nd, 2024

Analog Vs. Digital Radio on Various MW DX Stations | September 2nd, 2024

2GB Commercial 1981

Going Over NOAA Weather Radio Channels Again | August 31st, 2024

Radio New Zealand Pacific | August 31st, 2024

Unknown Shortwave Radio Broadcast at 02:15 UTC | August 26th, 2024