Welcome to the Signabroam Shortwave Wiki! This wiki is dedicated to providing information and resources about the Signabroam Shortwave radio. Here you can find information about shortwave radio.
Shortwave radio is a type of radio communication that uses high-frequency (HF) bands to transmit signals over long distances. It is commonly used for international broadcasting, amateur radio, and emergency communication. Shortwave radio can be received worldwide, making it a popular choice for listeners who want to access news, music, and cultural programming from around the globe.
To get started with shortwave radio, you will need a shortwave radio receiver and an antenna. Shortwave radios are available in various models, from basic portable units to advanced multi-band receivers. When selecting a radio, consider factors such as frequency coverage, sensitivity, and ease of use.
Important information: to index the high amount of stations we have given the stations an ID like the ENIGMA did to index the stations. More info about ID here.
Our database is based on different sources and is continuously updated, all the sources such as websites and archives are all cited on dedicated pages footer to avoid plagiarism and copyright issues.
Our mission is making an global archive of shortwave radio information. This means some information may be incomplete or outdated or even incorrect.
Note: This website is under construction.
List of stations in CSV format
Links are styled as buttons on every page. The following status IDs change the button color to help you identify station state at a glance:
We want to thanks all the people who contribute to this wiki, if you want to contribute you can contact us on our GitHub Repository.
This wiki is a hobbie project created to documents all kind of radio signals on HF and also for the YouTube channel @TheShortwaveChannelHF to provide information and resources about the Shortwave universe. The wiki is hosted on GitHub and is licensed under the Mozilla License. The content of the wiki is contributed by a community of volunteers who are passionate about shortwave radio.