GENERAL DX INFO
- Hard-Core DX .com with his nice antennas section and many other topics.
- Mika Mäkeläinen Dxing.info, a very complete website with a lot of useful information.
- DXer.ca from Canada is another complete dxing website including some “ultralight”
radio reviews.
MW DXING
- Kongsfjord.no with impressive dxpeditions reports and receivers reviews. They also
focus on food and gastronomy all served during those dxpeditions!
- BAMlog, by Bruce Conti. A collection of links, useful antenna notes and BCB loggings.
- JB's DX info with Jürgen Bartels. Trans-Atlantic BCB loggings with many recordings,
a collection of valuable technical info. See also StationList, a very good and complete
freeware to be used with the Perseus and WinRadio. His site includes also FM and
TV Dx loggings and related useful info.
- Mark Connelly excellent website with technical notes and useful links. Don't miss
his other page focused on BCB Dxing with recordings, more links and articles.
- From Russia, Dmitry Mezin DX site with a nice collection of audio files.
- Play DX. Dario Monferini website with a LOT of text, photos, loggings plus traveling
notes. This guy is amazing visiting radio stations in various countries, collecting
stations stickers and pennants while making reports on his tours. In English and
Italian.
- MediumWave.info by Ydun M.Ritz. A Danish dxer with a collection of BCB news and
personnal loggings. Another interesting personal website.
- Günter Lorenz webpage oriented on carrier monitoring. There you find his famous
mwoffset list and the huge MWList.
- Ken Baird from Scotland "Dxing in Ayrshire". Another well experimented mediumwave
dxer plus TV and FM dx. Don't miss his pages on the Perseus SDR.
- Untitled Russian site with a huge collection of interval signal and station tunes
from Russia and around the world.
- DX loggings in Sapporo by Hidetoshi Takashima. A collection of MW-FM and TV DX
loggings from Japan including many sound files.
- Marc Borthwick’s nice looking dx website from Scotland with some antenna tips.
- From Iceland, TF4M huge website with tons of great pictures from his spectacular
antenna farm and aurora borealis among many others. This is truly any dxer dream
for both real estate and RF environment quietness.
DX BLOGS
- Artic DX by Bjarne Mjelde, the well known Norwegian dxer. Logs, dx sound files,
traditional receivers and SDR reviews.
- Giampiero Bernardini blog from Italy. A nice collection of MW logs on his famous
Bocca di Magra DX nights.
- My QSLs. A huge and impresive list of QSL by Gert Nilsson.
- Cape DX by Gary Deacon. MW dx and dxpeditions from South Africa with sound files
too.
- PUDXK from Finland. Dxpeditions logs and comments.
- DX paradise from Arnstein Bue. A Kongsfjord dxpeditions regular participant. MW
logs with verifications and comments
- Arild Skalmeraas DX blog. dxpeditions, logs and comments from Norway.
- TJ's DX place, another Norwegian blog on MW by Tore Johnny Bratveit. A nice looking
site with audio files, logs and comments.
- David Hamilton's VHF-TV & MW dx diary. The title says it all. Also check for his
YouTube videos.
REFERENCE
- Herman Boel EMWG, along with your WRTH copy, an excellent and well maintained website
with Europe, Africa and Middle-East up-to-date LW-MW frequencies. Don't forget to
have a look on others articles about mediumwave and European MW history.
- EBI shortwave frequency list. Another fine up-to-date online list.
- Pacific-Asian Log (PAL) search engine by Bruce Portzer. A great tool for Asian-Pacific
LW-MW and SW DX.
- Alan Davies great “Asiawaves” featuring Asian LW-MW frequency list.
- Canadian Communications Foundation about Canadian radio history. Very well documented
website.
- Barry McLarnon's excellent Canada-US MW stations search engine. See also his North
American
IBOC station list.
- Interval Signals Online with a huge audio collection of Interval signals from around
the world.
- WRTH on line for updates. To buy your yearly copy, I suggest you Amazon where you
get a really good price.
- Space weather from the US National Weather Service .
- Radio Locator, a search engine for NA radio stations.
- International Telecommunications Union (ITU) website. Management organisation of
worlwide broadcast frequencies.
TECHNICAL
- W8JI website. A lot of valuable technical info about 160m amateur radio. See the
antenna section under receiving and you should get relevant info that fits with
mediumwave.
- Nice article in French about beverage antenna theory by André Ducros F5AD.
DX CLUBS
- US National Radio Club dedicated to mediumwave with articles and sound files.
- Boston Area DXers (BADX) with technical articles, loggings and reports from US
East coast dxpeditions.
- UK's Medium Wave Circle with very nice content and technical articles
- Longwave Club of America with many articles about longwave ham radio and VLF behaviour.
Quite intriguing!
SOFTWARE
- Ham Radio Deluxe the famous radio control freeware. I'm using it with my Icom for
control and record mp3 files.
- Audacity, another freeware that I'm using to edit all my mp3 files.
- Tonne software with radio oriented freeware including great circle map Pizza and
station coverage for NA BC map.
- Guindasoft with various small programs and radio oriented software, all freeware.
- Geoclock, the famous mapping program to follow sun position and parts of the earth
in sunlight/twilight.
- StationList from Jürgen Bartels, a great and complete control software for Perseus
and Winradio.
VARIOUS
- Thierry Vignaud huge picture collection of radio and television European transmitting
facilities. A very impressive and up-to-date website. In French.
- Bernd Waniewski collection of towers and transmitters from Europe and Middle-East.
Bernd is a broadcast engineer and some of his work are included in his collection.
- Loran history relating radio navigation history and updated info about Loran A
and C facilities and coverage.
- Panoramio, if you like quality photo and you are a geography enthusiast like I
am, there you can travel for free!
- Radio Shack huge collection of online catalogs from 1940. This is certainly an
“ has to be seen” website. Highly recommended.
