What is Shortwave Radio? - Part 5 | How To Listen To SW Radio?

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  • What is Shortwave Radio? | How To Listen To SW Radio? | Shortwave Radio for Beginners 📻 Part 5
    How To Listen To SW Radio? | Shortwave Radio for Beginners 📻 Part 5
    Links:
    www.short-wave.info/index.php
    priyom.org/number-stations/st...
    In this Series:
    Part 1 - What is Shortwave Radio?
    Part 2 - How Shortwave Radio Works?
    Part 3 - Which Shortwave Radio is the Best?
    Part 4 - How do Shortwave Bands Work?
    Part 5 - How To Listen To Shortwave Radio? LIVE!
    Part 6 - Tips & tricks
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    Shortwave Radio: Review, Sounds, Kit, DIY, Listening, for Beginners, Antenna, Stations, Transmitter, Explained, Live, Frequency, Wavelength, Modulation, FM/AM, SSB, Bands, Propagation.
    #ShortwaveRadio #Tutorial #Beginner #compasseleven #fordummies
    0:00 Introduction
    0:13 Topics
    0:23 Our equipment tonight
    0:59 Time, Location and Weather
    1:25 In this Session
    2:18 What is on the Display?
    4:12 Shannon VOLMET
    6:04 The 80 Meters Band - Data, Morse Code
    8:35 The 80 Meters Band - Voice
    11:19 The 41 Meters Broadcast
    15:06 A Russian Number Station with Encoding
    17:35 Conlusion

Komentáře • 30

  • @witzoscerebart8468
    @witzoscerebart8468 Před 19 dny +1

    Great series, thanks! On the VOLMET message: 'QNH 1025' means the air pressure at that airfield is 1025 hPa. It is the setting to be entered into the altimeter of the airplane for it to display the correct altitude.

  • @ramamonato5039
    @ramamonato5039 Před měsícem

    The communications receiver is the best shortwave receiver that has ever been made.

  • @steveburnham5073
    @steveburnham5073 Před rokem +2

    I have a follow up to my previous comment. I have received amateur radio transmission ranging from 7275 to 7295, without using anything but the factory antenna that is built into the radio and just pointing it into the direction of the broadcast to get the best reception.

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před rokem +1

      Congrats Steve! It would be almost impossible for me in the middle of the city .. 😮

  • @greenstonewest4524
    @greenstonewest4524 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for your time and effort in producing these videos. Very good.

  • @DennisSantos
    @DennisSantos Před rokem

    Very, very comprehensive! Thank you, Sir!

  • @mt-nv4jd
    @mt-nv4jd Před 8 měsíci +4

    She is saying "dewpoint". Nor viewpoint.

  • @gusdx3654
    @gusdx3654 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Utility Stations are mostly in USB mode, even below 10MHz. LSB / USB is only a convention. 👍

  • @toml.8210
    @toml.8210 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Earphones or headphones are nice to have for private listening, but the receiver in the video has a speaker.
    But somewthin inexpensive at a dollar store.

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 7 měsíci

      In parts of this video a Zoom H2n Recorder is attached to have a better quality recording, and the Radios used in these Channel (Tecsun PL-880 and S-2000) have excellent speakers, so only if "the family is sleeping" 😉 are headphones needed.

  • @italy74
    @italy74 Před 9 měsíci

    10:20 Greetings from Italy ! Yes, definitely Italians, probably from Marche / Abruzzo (Central Italy) because of the accent, however I can understand only a few of the distorted words. With more time I might try to listen to them and see if I can identify something solid, however they are talking about some daily anecdote (someone buying a car at 28 yo?) and laughing about it

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 9 měsíci

      Thanks for the confirmation! 👍 Grazie Mille! 😁 We usually have very strong signals from Italy .. as we are actually neighbours.

    • @italy74
      @italy74 Před 9 měsíci

      @@compasseleven May I ask you if you made a pdf or other shareable document of that nice table related to frequency, time of day and kind of listening you showed and mentioned in your video? I also had another question when I watched the video earlier yesterday night but at the moment I forgot it

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 9 měsíci +1

      There is a link to the Excel under the Description for Part 4. There is the whole table.

  • @Pabloeskobar6680
    @Pabloeskobar6680 Před 7 měsíci

    Any more videos ?:)

  • @italy74
    @italy74 Před 9 měsíci

    Question: as a rule of the thumb (not written on stone yet as a starting point as USB/LSB) , might be correct saying that at dawn in Austria (and Italy or wherever else) it's easier to listen to lower frequencies trasmitting from a westerner point and higher frequencies from East and at dusk it's the opposite?

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 9 měsíci +1

      I can only share my experiences from central Europe - Austria: I usually receive very good signals on all frequencies from all directions (Europe, Asia sometimes Africa) but nothing from America e.g.

  • @italy74
    @italy74 Před 9 měsíci

    Second question: I understood the first couple of digits shown on the top right part of the radio lcd display is the strength of the incoming signal and the higher the better, I'm not sure about the second couple of digits. Is it the NOISE ( = the lower the better ) or the signal after filter (the higher the better?)

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 9 měsíci +1

      The SNR is the difference between the received radio signal and the background noise. So, the higher, the better.

  • @cahester1
    @cahester1 Před 4 měsíci

    The Morse Expert App... is this an add-on to your radio or is it on your cell phone? Also, is there an app to interpret other languages?

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 4 měsíci

      Some radios may be equipped with a morse code reader and/or oder decoders, my receivers do not have it, so I use an App on my smartphone. This is free, and supports multiple formats: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ve3nea.morse_expert

  • @_liquid_wolf_4280
    @_liquid_wolf_4280 Před 9 měsíci

    thats intresting how you picked up TODD HOWARDS interview

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 9 měsíci

      Did I, really? Where is it? 😀

    • @_liquid_wolf_4280
      @_liquid_wolf_4280 Před 9 měsíci

      13:31 i believe thats Todd Howard talking about about how he was a nerd in school and that he has the last laugh now .

    • @_liquid_wolf_4280
      @_liquid_wolf_4280 Před 9 měsíci

      after listening to that again, that doesnt sound like Todd Howard nor in the "Chess Club" interview does he say anything like that. i am wrong

  • @EdubertoPalitroke
    @EdubertoPalitroke Před 8 měsíci

    So if my radio doesn't handle lsb/usb modes that means I will not listen to any numbers or buzzers?

    • @compasseleven
      @compasseleven  Před 8 měsíci +1

      You can listen depending on the Mode these Stations use to encode the signal. You will find Number Station broadcasting in normal AM Mode, these you can listen without SSB. Check priyom.org/ for the Scheduling.