I received a polite telling off via email last weekend for referring to ...

Using the Tecsun external AM antenna with the Malahit DSP2 for longwave ...

E07 "The English Man" Russian numbers station copied on 12158 kHz with a...

Two brilliant radios: The Icom IC-R8600 versus the Elad FDM DUOr - what'...

I got my beloved Sony ICF-SW55 portable receiver back, recapped and with...

Working the Harwell Amateur Radio Society Friday sked on 80 metres with ...

Not bad for 6 quid...and exactly how I listened to Radio New Zealand Int...

By popular demand: Radio Caroline 648 kHz, Orfordness Suffolk, England, ...

Malahit DSP2 portable SDR receiver: unboxing and a brief overview of fea...

SDRplay nRSP-ST: BBC Radio Wales 882 kHz; great audio from one of the la...

"The Buzzer MK2" loud in Oxford on 5782 kHz and copyable on 6930 kHz...w...

The news this morning from Radio New Zealand Pacific 13755 kHz, copied o...

Don't believe anyone who tells you shortwave is dead! Take a look at the...

For Tam, who kindly very gifted me his Sony ICF-SW77 years ago: Transatl...

The Lowe HF-150 is simplicity itself, but immensely capable: hard-core D...

What on earth is going on??!! A full page advertisement for world-band r...

Testing the SDRplay nRSP-ST: UV-71 The Buzzer 4625 kHz, The Alarm 4770 k...

Comparing the Elad FDM DUOr against the Icom IC-R8600: Bloomberg Radio 1...

Thank you to the friends of Oxford Shortwave Log...over 10,000 subs and ...

AM radio in the UK is in a shocking state, as clearly detailed in the WR...

Working the Harwell Amateur Radio Society Friday sked on top band with t...

Samara VOLMET 8888 kHz - the first time I have ever copied their signal ...