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@@SpaceboyYT Wow! I got direct hit and sadly had to go inside.

@@theshortwavearchive35 Darn! Hope you were safe!

@@SpaceboyYT Just lots and lots of rain. Happy that I didn't get any hail.

@@theshortwavearchive35 :)

@@kennerfee100 Wish it was an 80's boombox

@@Smiley35S I've had this one for quite a while

@@theshortwavearchive35 oh okay, it looks new.

Thanks

Agreed!

Was ist falsch an 3955 MHz?

@@theshortwavearchive35 Musste oben 3.955 statt 3955 MHz heißen, wurde ja inzwischen korrgiert. Bei "english" würde ich noch konsequenterweise Mc und Mc eintragen, dann stimmt's. Danke, auch für den Service an sich. 👍

@@RadioCAE Nein in Deutsch wäre es korrekt: 3,955 MHz (3.955 kHz).

@qwertyamdx A while back I recorded the Bulgarian broadcast and passed by it a few days later and heard the same music. It's unfortunate that some of there languages have turned to this. I don't enjoy that CRI in English is just CGTN Radio as well.

Fixed, Thanks!

@@theshortwavearchive35 You’re welcome.

I was surprised when I first heard KWN40 I didn't think stations (NOAA and FM radio) would reach out here. The only stations from out east I thought would be possible (it is) was farm radio 1010 KSIR in Brush. There is a spot in my backyard where I can get a better signal of KWN40 I'll just have to run outside when alerts are sent.

@@theshortwavearchive35, In Colorado Springs, I can get KWN40 like you but faintly. I was surprised when it reached my area considering I'm in the Pueblo office coverage. Do you have any social media we can stay in touch on?

@@EasternCOandMOEASandIceCream Unfortunately I do not. Did you receive KWN40 via tropo or e-skip?

@@theshortwavearchive35, Yes.

@@EasternCOandMOEASandIceCream Thanks! I also watch your vids as well and you also do a great job.

@@theshortwavearchive35, thank you as well!

@@SpaceboyYT Yeah, of Course!

@@SpaceboyYT Go for it! 👍

@@theshortwavearchive35 Thank you so much!

No Problem! Have a great day and 73's!

Always keep forgetting to add that. Thanks so much and 73!

Thanks! The backlighting helps the camera stay in focus when I'm recording in places with low light.

@@theshortwavearchive35 you're welcome and it looks really cool 😎

@@theshortwavearchive35 was it dark when you were recording?

@@Smiley35S Yes

@@theshortwavearchive35 oh oaky

I also didn't have great equipment and was using and SDR so people could actually hear the broadcast instead of hearing rapid fading from my location since I am not in the target area.

Yeah, most of them pass over me and move east. Dumping rain and hail over the cities in eastern Colorado.

@@theshortwavearchive35 it's cool how you can find out where they are just by listening in.

@@Smiley35S They list the counties and cities that will be impacted

@@theshortwavearchive35 can you program the radio to pick up the weather anywhere or just locally?

@@Smiley35S The NOAA stations cover specific counties in your area. My local station WXM51 covers the counties Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Larimer, and Weld. But if the radio has S.A.M.E you can enter in a code where it will go off only for the county or counties you've selected. For example, if you live in Denver county an alert for Weld is sent out, your weather radio won't go off since it's not for the county or counties you programed.

Exactly they more busy with other stuff..... imagine a n encrypted higain hf digital system ..they'd never know..or make the rf similar to eletro magetic spectrum band of a far away planet..then use stenography for added security......❤

Indeed, with many stations suffering budget cuts like Radio Romania, Deutsche Welle, and the BBC World Service they all keep stopping different language broadcasts or limiting there amount of broadcasts in said language. Sadly, more stations are leaving than ones to replace them.

The storm was south of me. So I didn't get any thunder but I could see the lightning

@@theshortwavearchive35 cool! Did you take pictures?

Thanks!

@@theshortwavearchive35 You're very welcome 😊

The SDR's used are KiwiSDR's. The ones used specifically were in the Pacific region

@@theshortwavearchive35 Thank you

I think the brand name is Videyas. It is sold on Amazon. But I think it has a different exterior style. Hopefully, it still comes with the sensitive tuning chip to pick up weak signals.

WOW! On your "How to use a payphone" video. I thought that was a phone you found in the wild. Thanks to that video I learned about the deposit coins before dialing. Wish I had more footage of making successful call on this payphone.

@@theshortwavearchive35 I am amazed you found and watched my video! There are a few payphones I have collected and repaired around my home. It is incredible you found a working one out in public!