Adventist World Radio
AWR Wavescan - DX Program (WRMI)
Shortwave DX Radio Program from Adventist World Radio
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Oct 20, 2024
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Episodes
NWS740 30.04.2023 28:55
Recent radio developments in Europe and Africa. American shortwave stations in 1928. DX reports from Bangladesh and India. WRTH 2023 update. The Agricultural Voice of Syria.
NWS739 23.04.2023 28:54
Omaha Nebraska on shortwave. DX reports from Japan and Philippines. World Amateur Radio Day. BBC Persian service ends.
NWS734 19.03.2023 29:00
The radio scene in Senegal, Africa - part 2. Interview with Steve Palmer of Encompass, part 2. The 2023 World Radio TV Handbook is out. Voice of Turkey uses IRDR frequencies following earthquakes. Bangladesh DX report.
NWS733 12.03.2023
The Marconi operator with the Marconi station at Poldhu in England, part 2. Interview with Steve Palmer of Encompass. Wandering the World with a Radio, part 1. Philippine DX report 16th anniversary!
NWS732 05.03.2023
The rising sea and the early radio scene in African Senegal. Radio Gibraltar 65th anniversary. The American shortwave scene in 1927. Japan DX report.
NWS731 26.02.2023
The radio wedding that was conducted twice on the same day. The rising costs of shortwave transmitter tubes and electricity rates. The 2023 Winter SWL Fest is coming up on March 4. More on the BBC's 100th anniversary.
NWS730 19.02.2023
One hundred years with the BBC in London. The HFCC A23 shortwave frequency coordination conference begins in Tunisia. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty expands in Afghanistan.
NWS729 12.02.2023
One American shortwave station, two locations, three transmitters, eight callsigns. Final part of Jerry Plummer NASB 2022 talk. World Radio Day. Philippine DX report.
NWS728 05.02.2023
A very unusual radio wedding, BBC Arabic radio comes to an end after 85 years, and our Japan DX Report from Yukiko Tsuji
NWS727 29.01.2023
Postal mail and the early radio scene on Grenada in the Caribbean. A profile of Radio Belarus. Arnie Coro of Radio Havana Cuba passes away. Jerry Plummer on Caribbean Beacon transmitter to WWCR, part 4. Indian DX Report.
NWS726 22.01.2023
The Samoan earthquakes and the early radio scene in American Samoa. Jerry Plummer on the Caribbean Beacon, part 3. BBC Bangla service ends. Australian DX Report from Bob Padula.
NWS725 15.01.2023
The Nepal earthquake: The current radio scene in Nepal. ARAMCO Radio in Saudi Arabia. BFBS Radio programming in Nepal. DXers Diary from KTWR. Jerry Plummer on the Caribbean Beacon, part 2.
NWS724 08.01.2023
A radio wedding for the grandparents. USA shortwave stations on the air in 1926. Philippine DX report.
NWS723 01.01.2023
Bird calls on shortwave radio, part 2. G9 shortwave broadcasters meeting in Vatican City. Jerry Plummer on Dr. Gene Scott and WWCR, part 1. Japan DX Report from Yukiko Tsuji.
NWS722 25.12.2022
Wavescan Festival of Christmas Music from around the world. Music from Germany, Indonesia, India, the United States, Mexico, Australia, Hawaii and Nigeria.
NWS721 18.12.2022
Ocean Island in the Pacific is in the news again. The Winter 2022-23 Global Radio Guide is available. The Canadian International DX Club celebrates its 60th anniversary. Part 3 of the Media Network Sri Lanka special from 1985.
NWS720 11.12.2022
The story of the wireless operator who sent the first Morse Code message across the Atlantic. Massive flooding on the island of Phuket. Special Christmas program from Germany. Voice of Indonesia has new relay. EDXC 2023 Conference in France.
NWS719 04.12.2022
The Japan Shortwave Club celebrates 70 years. Radio in Sri Lanka, part 2. Japan DX Report from Yukiko Tsuji.
NWS718 27.11.2022
The early wireless scene in Washington State, part 1. Australian DX Report from Bob Padula. Devastating floods in Australia and radio's emergency role. New book about Radio Australia.
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