[happyradio]

For the past few evenings have been listening to old recordings of RNI from the early 70's. 6070 khz in the 49 metre band is the happenning place and the signal has improved recently, it is quite reasonable here now. Really enjoying hearing these old shows once again. Hope the broadcasts continue and according to their website, something is going to happen.

[LaurelandHardy]

Receiving it here too, in spite of all the local interference it is punching through quite well I am pleased to say!

[JELLIES0]

Thanks for that. I will listen

I have just finished compiling a CD of old RNI recordings from internet downloads. It was a great station.

[LaurelandHardy]

Originally Posted by JELLIES0

Thanks for that. I will listen

I have just finished compiling a CD of old RNI recordings from internet downloads. It was a great station.

Do you listen to the new online RNI?

[suffolkblue]

I do and its really good I have it on tunein radiio to listen on my phone.

[happyradio]

Does anyone know what the music is that they play between the various recordings on 6070 ?

[David R P]

Could be this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v84dWza5TsQ

[happyradio]

It certainly is.
What a great piece of music.

According to the announcement, this station will open very soon, I wonder how soon that will be.

[Erwin]

Good reception for a 750 watt's SW transmitter. Nice old recordings from Caroline in the 80's these days.

[norderney]

As I don't have a SW receiver I am not able to listen on 6070.
Do the SW transmissions on 6070 have any connection with the existing online RNI? If not, is there a web site associated with these SW transmissions... And does it offer streaming audio of the 6070 feed?

Any idea where the SW is located?

Sounds interesting.

[MikeBr]

Originally Posted by norderney

Do the SW transmissions on 6070 have any connection with the existing online RNI? If not, is there a web site associated with these SW transmissions... And does it offer streaming audio of the 6070 feed?

Any idea where the SW is located?

Sounds interesting.

No connection with the online RNI or webstreaming, they are a licenced broadcaster in Rohrbach, Bavaria. Delivery of a higher powered transmitter was expected this week. Website is
http://www.radio6150.de/

[Erwin]

Where is there TX located? Any pictures from it?

[MikeBr]

Radio 6150 has been testing with 4kw day and night on 6070 since Monday.

Good strength here yesterday evening 10 past 8 onwards.

[Erwin]

Audio is a little bit overmodulating.

[happyradio]

[quote=norderney;60932591]As I don't have a SW receiver I am not able to listen on 6070.

Anyone who wants to listen but does not have a shortwave receiver can now listen via websdr.

http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/

Just type in the frequency, select AM, bandwidth around 6.5khz and hey presto, there it is, you're in full control.
More interesting than clicking on a stream.

[Charlie]

Originally Posted by happyradio

Anyone who wants to listen but does not have a shortwave receiver can now listen via websdr.

http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/

Just type in the frequency, select AM, bandwidth around 6.5khz and hey presto, there it is, you're in full control.
More interesting than clicking on a stream.

I wish that SDR was available when shortwave was alive with stuff to listen to. Great site! Thanks for posting.

[JELLIES0]

Originally Posted by Charlie

I wish that SDR was available when shortwave was alive with stuff to listen to. Great site! Thanks for posting.

Thanks from me too. I have just stored about 7 stations from MW and will try later for sky wave stations. I have also been listening to radio hams on 7.1 Mhz LSB.

Great fun

[JELLIES0]

Does anyone know of a website where I can listen to the AM band on a remote receiver located in the USA or Canada please?

[Charlie]

Originally Posted by JELLIES0

Does anyone know of a website where I can listen to the AM band on a remote receiver located in the USA or Canada please?

http://www.globaltuners.com/

I think there is at least one other site but I can't remember it.

[MikeBr]

Originally Posted by Charlie

http://www.globaltuners.com/

I think there is at least one other site but I can't remember it.

http://beta.remotehams.com/

[JELLIES0]

Thanks Mike.

I've been listening to AFN Frankfurt via the Dutch website and interestingly ( I thought ) an English radio amateur on 40 metres talking to another in Germany. The skip was too long for me to hear him on my radio here in Mid Wales but he was putting a great signal into the Netherlands. The opposite applied to the German, not much signal in the Netherlands but strong on my SW radio.

[Charlie]

If you are interested in amateur there are other SDR's.

http://www.websdr.org/

[JELLIES0]

Thanks Charlie I'v ebeen listening to 40 metres in Washington state at about 1am their time.

[MikeBr]

One other remote receiver site I know in New Zealand
http://radio.owdjim.gen.nz/