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Search for International Broadcasters This search allows you to enter a frequency, and find out which International Broadcaster is possibly using it. The Frequencies in this database start at 3000 kHz and end at 30000 kHz. This is the Shortwave frequency Range. Remember, this is NOT a database of Amateur Stations, Utility Stations, Air or Marine Services, etc. In other words, you won't find a listing for 14255 or 1620. This database ONLY covers International Shortwave Broadcasting station listings. Enter the frequency in kHz. The interface will be upgraded soon, to allow more flexible search criteria. The data in this database does NOT come from the ILG data. It is a compiling made by Tomas Hood (NW7US), using HFCC and other sources.

Frequencies used in Shortwave Broadcasts - the Meter Bands

Band Frequency 120 meters 2300 -- 2495 kHz 90 meters 3200 -- 3400 kHz 75 meters 3900 -- 4000 kHz 60 meters 4750 -- 5060 kHz 49 meters 5900 -- 6200 kHz 41 meters 7100 -- 7350 kHz 31 meters 9400 -- 9900 kHz

Band Frequency 25 meters 11600 -- 12100 kHz 22 meters 13570 -- 13870 kHz 19 meters 15100 -- 15800 kHz 16 meters 17480 -- 17900 kHz 15 meters 18900 -- 19020 kHz 13 meters 21450 -- 21850 kHz 11 meters 25600 -- 26100 kHz

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Special Notice: Bernd Friedewald from ILG Software is defaming me by stating that I am using his database for the content on this website. THIS IS A FALSE STATEMENT. The source of this information is directly taken from HFCC (see the HFCC data). He continues to claim these falsehoods, in an attempt to defame me. He is not the only player in town. He is not the only one who collects and tabulates the data. He is delusional. Any check of my data will reveal that I get my information from HFCC and not from him. Just because he uses HFCC as well, does not mean that I am taking HIS database and using it. He needs to get a life.

I find it very revealing how some in the shortwave community play such heavy-handed politics. There are some well-known 'players' in the world of shortwave that try to be the 'gods' in the community. They hate having anyone else enter the space and be competitive. If this were a professional interest, they should welcome healthy competition. But, this is a hobby - so they somehow think that they can have exclusive rights to enjoy the hobby, or to 'play' with their exclusive information.

I have no desire to upset their apple carts. But I will enjoy the hobby, and spread the joy by helping others with freely available hobby information. The data I have on this website comes from public information that anyone else can get from those who do not restrict the information. I am not making any money off of this, either. As a matter of fact, I SPEND a lot of money, making this information free to you and the hobby community.