Here are some recordings of various shortwave broadcasters, most of which are no longer present on the dials, as heard from West Michigan during the late 1980s.\u00a0 The receiver used was a GE World Monitor #7-2990A with a simple longwire through the trees. \u00a0Enjoy!<\/p>\n
BFBS British Forces Broadcasting Service<\/a> – 17.695 Mhz – August 29th, 1990 KUSW<\/a> – 17.715 Mhz – 2118 UTC – December 26th, 1987 La Voz del Cid<\/a> – 9940 Khz – 0140 UTC – October 27th, 1987 Radio for Peace International<\/a> – 7375 Khz – 0115 UTC – October 27th, 1987 Radio Moscow<\/a> – unknown date \/ time \/ frequency – circa 1980s.
\nA 31 minute clip of BFBS with a nice strong signal featuring music and messages for British troops serving in Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf for Operation Granby<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nAnother very clean recording from the upper end of the shortwave dial featuring 44 minutes of long-gone broadcaster “Superpower” KUSW.<\/p>\n
\nFrequently heard throughout the 1980s, here is a short ID from the anti-Castro clandestine station La Voz del Cid.<\/p>\n
\nBroadcasting from Costa Rica with a humanitarian message.\u00a0 For more information concerning the operations of RFPI, please watch this<\/a> well produced video by Jonathan Marks and browse RFPI’s official website<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nShort clip announcing broadcast frequencies and interval signal.<\/p>\n