What is Shortwave Radio? - Part 2 | Some Basic Theory

What is Shortwave Radio? | Some Basic Theory | Shortwave Radio for Beginners 📻 Part 2
Welcome to the second part of this video series on shortwave radio listening for beginners.
In this video I talk about some basic theory of shortwave radio listening. Let's jump right into the details.
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.
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0:00 Introduction
0:13 Topics
0:39 Frequency (Hertz)
1:14 Wavelength (Meters)
2:07 Modulation (FM/AM)
2:47 Modulation (SSB or SSB-AM)
3:39 Bands
4:19 Propagation

[@toml.8210]

FM is use of most of the HF bands. The "FM" broadcast band is 88-108 MHz.

[@saldomino1639]

Awesome Video !

[@santiagopalacios2179]

Thanks for the information is a very good video, could you recommend a book to go deeper into the basic concepts?

[@compasseleven]

Thank you! I am happy that you find it useful. I unfortunately cannot recommend a book for you, I use different websites to research the topic and experiment myself, but maybe someone here has a recommendation for you in the comments. What topic are you looking for?

[@Emanemoston]

Thanks for the video.

[@compasseleven]

You're welcome, stay tuned! 👍

[@DEATHVIPER1777]

Is this an actual book ? I need one!!

[@compasseleven]

Hi Deathviper! I am glad, that the content is useful for you! This is a Video series "only", there is no book. If you need more Information or have questions, leave them here in the comment section, the Series will go on after the 6th Part of the beginner videos.