Hello friends The recent intense solar activity has certainly made shortwave reception «interesting.» Most Shortwave Radiogram broadcasts were affected to some degree, but all the broadcasts were audible at least some place. As usual, our MFSK32 text performed well in… Leer más ›

Hello friends If you are in the USA. I hope you were not inconvenienced (or worse) by the bands of severe weather the moved across the country during the past few days. Here in the Washington DC area, we have… Leer más ›

Hello friends, Here in Virginia, spring is moving quickly. The crocuses, daffodils, tulips, cherry blossoms, and red buds have come and gone. We are now in the azalea phase.  Our spring has mostly been cool, and even cold at times…. Leer más ›

Hello friends, An active sun has resulted in some recent disruptions to shortwave propagation. Generally Shortwave Radiogram has been lucky in sidestepping these events, so let’s hope this pattern holds up. And while solar activity can cause brief dropouts on… Leer más ›

Hello friends There are no transmissions of Shortwave Radiogram during the time of the solar eclipse on April 8. But that might be an interesting time to listen shortwave or even medium wave radio. The theory is that frequencies usually… Leer más ›

Thank you for enduring the latest of our “double play” programs. There will be more this year, as there are family activities on the agenda. Most of North America shifted to “Daylight Savings Time” on  March 10. This affects the… Leer más ›

And yet another reminder of our schedule change, probably more for my benefit than for yours. The Friday 1300-1330 UTC broadcast of Shortwave Radiogram has moved to Wednesday 1330-1400. The frequency is the same: 15770 kHz from WRMI Florida. The… Leer más ›