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Message from Calico at Monday, 14-Feb-11 17:24:49 GMT

Roger,
Thanks for the radio-tv-nederland link, I'll use translate.google, or else it's double-Dutch for me ;)

Cheers,73
Tim

Message from Calico at Saturday, 19-Feb-11 14:09:01 GMT

Sadly Shortwavemonitor.com seems to be down, a courier site has taken over URL.

Hope some of us have saved this precious database? (have rescued the 10-15 and 20-25 MHz parts)

Life goes on though, and here's another one for licensed USA AM stations on Google Earth too:

http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/0L5fTbaVcfTjXiXMvsUl4GusiBaFP_PqDYp8yLT5QiHjmZvNNLkablinY7RHCvIvq9sScPOi2ySBR47Ys9MhJOLSWSD-Rw/Members%27%20Personal%20Folders/Kugellager%27s%20NDB%20Logs%20%26%20Google%20Earth%20KMZs/Licensed%20US%20AM%20Radio%20Stations.kmz

Last edited by Calico at Saturday, 19-Feb-11 14:32:59 UTC

Message from RX-Hogger at Sunday, 17-Apr-11 06:08:01 GMT

Some good news: In Greenland KNR-Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa remains active on 720 kHz from Simiutaq, it was logged in Newfounland and Iceland in recent weeks:) Probably cannot be received in many receiver locations, because 720 kHz is very crowded by other stations. It is the only AM broadcast station now listed active in Greenland in AMLIST.

http://www.mwlist.org/mwlist_quick_and_easy.php?area=3&kHz=720

Besides that, you can find maritime radio stations in Greenland in the database, mainly Aasiaat Radio (2116, 2129, 2225, 2265, 3280, 4381, 6522 kHz) from several locations, schedules are included however broadcast times in Danish & English vary a lot from only 1-2 min up to 4-5 min.

73, AMFMLIST (Björn)

AMLIST & FMLIST database editor
http://www.amlist.org/ - http://www.mwlist.org/mwlist_quick_and_easy.php

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