Chinaradioswl: In 2 years i listen 250 DXCC entities on a WEB SDR...

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Regolamento della competizione SWL 2026 (radio AM, SW o onde medie)

 Regolamento della competizione SWL 2026 (radio AM, SW o onde medie)

Ci sono circa 7.000 lingue nel mondo, senza contare le migliaia di dialetti.

Nel 2026, l'obiettivo di questa competizione è ascoltare quante più lingue straniere possibile (92 lingue sono utilizzate sulla radio a onde corte). Non so nulla delle onde medie.

ShortwaveSchedule.com

https://www.shortwaveschedule.com/index.php?now

Supponiamo che ci siano

1381 trasmissioni in diretta nelle 372 lingue selezionate, come indicato su questo sito!

Categoria Onde Corte

Categoria Onde Medie

Devi scegliere solo UNA categoria.

Gli ascoltatori possono utilizzare ricevitori e antenne radio reali, oppure SDR WEB e KIWI (ma è necessario utilizzare lo stesso SDR WEB o KIWI per l'intera durata del concorso).

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

Per questo concorso non sono necessarie le QSL; un attestato verrà inviato via email a tutti i partecipanti.

Date: dal 1° luglio al 31 agosto 2026 (2 mesi).

Non è richiesta la registrazione per partecipare al concorso.

È possibile utilizzare una guida o un CD come Klingenfuss per trovare stazioni e lingue.

Hai un nominativo SWL? In caso contrario, indica il tuo nome e cognome.

Puoi farmi domande sul Contest SWL 2026 su Facebook o via email all'indirizzo swlcontest@gmx.fr.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009933974595

Link utili sulle onde medie

MWLIST: Europa, Africa e Medio Oriente (accesso rapido e semplice)

https://www.mwlist.org/mwlist_quick_and_easy.php?area=1&kHz=600&twente=1#kHz600

Se desideri acquistare un ricevitore radio per ascoltare le stazioni AM in onde medie o corte:

https://www.qodosen.com/

https://www.xhdata.com.cn/

https://www.anon-co.com/category/tecsun-am-antenna

Organizzatore del concorso: Frank SWL F14368 Parigi Francia

Su internet, è possibile trovare risorse gratuite come:

https://www.short-wave.info/

https://icomjapan.blogspot.com/2025/01/how-to-use-great-web-site-short-wave.html https://shortwave.live/ http://www.eibispace.de/dx/freq-b25.txt https://shortwaveschedule.com/ https://shortwavedb.org/index.html https://chinaradiosswl.blogspot.com/2 025/12/comprehensive-free-mw-lw-radio-guides.html https://icomjapan.blogspot.com/2023/08/chinas-radio-broadcast-on-1389.html https://www.addx.de/Hfpdat/plaene.php https://bdxc.org.uk/articles.html https://icomjapan.blogspot.com/2023/08/chinas-radio-broadcast-on-1389.html Esempio di lista di ascolto Data Ora UTC Frequenza Nome della stazione radio Quale sito web o altra risorsa hai utilizzato per identificare la stazione e la lingua? SIO o SINPO LINGUA La tua categoria: Se pratichi la radio tradizionale, indica la tua apparecchiatura. Se si utilizza un KIWI o un Web SDR, si prega di fornirne l'indirizzo.

Se stai ascoltando una stazione radio in lingua inglese, ad esempio, è tutto. Non è necessario ascoltare altre stazioni in lingua inglese. Prova ad ascoltare un'altra lingua. Le regole sono semplicissime! Puoi inviare il tuo registro di ascolto al termine del concorso, proprio come una normale e-mail, in formato Word o PDF. Invia il tuo registro di ascolto entro il 10 settembre 2026. Scrivi in ​​inglese o francese. L'indirizzo e-mail è swlcontest@gmx.fr Inserisci il tuo indirizzo e-mail per ricevere il tuo premio di partecipazione (certificato).

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Pirate radios stations frequencies

 RADIOS PIRATES :

The most active frequency bands in North America by far are the 43-meter (6800-7000 kHz), 46-meter (6200-64The most active frequency bands in North America by far are the 43-meter (6800-7000 kHz), 46-meter (6200-6400 kHz), and 73-meter (4000-4200 kHz) bands, with some activity also occurring in the 60-meter (4700-5300 kHz) band. Some pirate radio operators have even been active on the SWBC bands, particularly the 49, 31, and 25-meter bands.00 kHz), and 73-meter (4000-4200 kHz) bands, with some ahttps://www.hfunderground.com/wiki/index.php/List_of_Pirate_Radio_Frequencies#:~:text=By%20far%20the%20most%20active,49%2C%2031%20and%2025%20meters.ctivity also occurring in the 60-meter (4700-5300 kHz) band. Some pirate radio operators have even been active on the SWBC bands, particularly the 49, 31, and 25-meter bands.

Quel DX'eur n'a jamais entendu une radio pirate ?
Ces stations émettent sans aucune autorisation, d'où le nom de pirate ou radios libres.
On peut les entendre en ondes courtes ou en ondes moyennes, surtout le week-end. En ondes courtes, la majorité émettent entre 6200 et 6400 Khz (bande des 48 m).
Mais ces stations émettent aussi sur d'autres fréquences comme 3900, 7900, 9300, ....
En ondes moyennes, on peut les écouter principalement au dessus de 1602 Khz.
La majorité des radios pirates se situent aux Pays-Bas, quelques unes en Allemagne, Grand Bretagne, pays du Nord, ...
mais aussi en Italie, en Grèce (surtout en MW) et quelques rares en France.
La "bonne humeur" est souvent présente sur ces stations. Elles diffusent généralement de la musique, parfois des informations concernant le DX.
Certaines stations, et c'est ce qui leur donne du charme, ont un style bien à part.
L'écoute des ces stations est en général très plaisante. Hélas, quelques unes (que je qualifierais de "stations sans âme") ne diffusent que de la musique non-stop,
sans aucun jingle, sans entendre l'opérateur, et même parfois sans aucune identification !
La majorité de ces stations pirates confirment par eQSL (QSL électronique par mail ) les rapports d'écoute (voir ma page sur les QSL pirates).
Quelques stations pirates confirment par carte QSL papier, comme par exemple IBC, Radio Scotland International, Radio Waves International, Skyline Radio Germany, ...
Bonne écoute des pirates !

Europe

Les bandes les plus utilisées sont la bande des 48 mètres (environ 6 200 à 6 450 kHz) et la bande des 75 mètres (environ 3 900 à 4 000 kHz, qui fait partie de la bande radioamateur des 80 mètres aux États-Unis). Les stations pirates européennes (surnommées « Europirates » aux États-Unis) utilisent également d’autres parties du spectre HF. Parmi les autres bandes couramment utilisées, on trouve :

la bande des 19 mètres, généralement de 15 000 à 15 100 kHz, mais aussi de 15 700 à 15 900 kHz.

Ma première petite vidéo radio sur les QSL des stations pirates :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9STIf1V1sA

Ma deuxième vidéo sur RWI - Radio Waves International :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2ngRpMF3Ws

VIDEOS :

Une autre vidéo - Réception de WFME Family Radio USA sur 1560 Khz :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7TfI07eJz8

https://www.hfunderground.com/wiki/index.php/List_of_Pirate_Radio_Frequencies#:~:text=By%20far%20the%20most%20active,49%2C%2031%20and%2025%20meters.

Europe

Les bandes les plus utilisées sont la bande des 48 mètres (environ 6 200 à 6 450 kHz) et la bande des 75 mètres (environ 3 900 à 4 000 kHz, qui fait partie de la bande radioamateur des 80 mètres aux États-Unis). Les stations pirates européennes (surnommées « Europirates » aux États-Unis) utilisent également d’autres parties du spectre HF. Parmi les autres bandes couramment utilisées, on trouve :

la bande des 19 mètres, généralement de 15 000 à 15 100 kHz, mais aussi de 15 700 à 15 900 kHz.

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