The WEB SDR
Many WEB SDR are not from 100 kHz to 29999 kHz
Choice the band who want to listen and the region where is located the WEB SDR
They are a lot of bands possible ( 15 )
If you want a 100 to 29999 kHz
On a web SDR you can have the names of radios who use the frequencies
If you click on STATION INFO you can have the Medium Wave or Short wave
On MW
On SW in red the radio who is broadcasting a this moment on this Frequencie
15110 | VOICE OF AMERICA | 14:00 | 15:00 | 1234567 | Chinese | 250 | 315 | PHL Tinang |
Voice of America in Chinese from Philippines with 250 KW is jamming by RED China...
For SWL who listen to amateur radio on SW, you can listen in AM, SSB, CW, FM for UHF VHF.
http://185.199.176.46:8073/
Now the KIWI SDR
List of KIWI SDR http://kiwisdr.com/public/
Listen MW near London http://kiwisdr1.hoka.co.uk:8072/
How to use a KIWI SDR
On a Kiwi no list of radios like Medium wave and shortwave like on WEB SDR
But on KIWI SDR you can listen to CW ( the message will be on your screne in clear ! )
Also you can listen to DMR radios !
What is DRM ?
Radio Romania Int 6030 kHz DMR
On a KIWI SDR you can decode many modes
I am not a specialiste of KIWI, for the SWL of radios stations in AM the web SDR is i think better. But on the KIWI you can decode DMR radios.
Kiwi SDR are more difficult to use because they are many modes but this is very interesting.
WEB SDR better for SWL MW and SW,
KIWI SDR better for DMR and utility stations
Good DX and 73 de Frank SWL F14368
Users of WEB SDR from twente netherlands
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