N2JEU's Web Controlled Shortwave Receivers
Please bookmark or link to THIS PAGE ONLY.
While the radio control page links will change this page will always be here.
It will contain the latest information on the radios and the site in general.

NOTE: Icom IC-R75 is now back online as the receiver.
The antenna is now a 73 foot sloper.
(A Spiro Mfg VS-64 if I remember the model number correctly)

Bob Arnold N2JEU (n2jeu (at) ralabs.com)

A REMINDER! - The receivers will be taken off-line whenever thunderstorms are moving thru the area in central NY where they are located. That's near Canastota, NY, around 20 miles east of Syracuse, NY. They will be back online again as soon as the storms clear.

Solar Forecast/Propagation Conditions

Solar X-rays: Status       Geomagnetic Field: Status

From n3kl.org

WWV Propagation Condition Report            Spaceweather Solar Report

NOTE: If a storm is in progress as indicated by the Geomagnetic Field box then
you probably will NOT hear much on the receivers.
Visit the Icom America web site.


Use the Icom IC-R75 Receiver

Listen to the audio if the radio is locked on frequency

 

For more information about the web radio setup (including antenna details and location)
please see the "About" and Frequently Asked Questions items below.

Sites to visit for information about
Amateur Radio and Short Wave Listening.

American Radio Relay League
DXing.com - a service of Universal Radio
Cumbre DX web site
Monitoring Times magazine
Popular Communications magazine
CQ Magazine

About this site:
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About the Web Controlled Radios
(How it works and more)
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
Map location of Canastota, NY(Mapquest)
Additional Related Links
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Universal Radio has provided one of the
RF Systems DA-4 distribution amplifiers
for use on this site.

Click on the Universal Radio logo to visit their site or on the DA-4 picture for more information.

 Information on the RF Systems DA-4

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This page last updated  4 April 2008  - N2JEU
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