Tune in, comrades

[wawi]

http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
It allows anyone to scan and listen to a short-wave receiver.
Some interesting things can be heard. What can you find? At 7145.17 kHz there was a conversation in English with someone named Alex from Northern Italy. Supposedly it was a civilian flight. Also, there is a lot of Morse code, too. German at 540.11 kHz. Someone is saying it's German story telling. You can also find music too.

7091.91 kHz : United flight CE640
547.67 kHz AM: Jazz
7086.02 kHz AM : Police

[ME##]

7154.05 kHz

beep boop

[wawi]

7154.05 kHz

beep boop

Go to 547.67 kHz AM

[ME##]

Go to 547.67 kHz AM

omg 

[wawi]

omg 

Now it's German

[snorkel]

Nice. I'm exploiting this for samples sometime.

[wawi]

There was a Scottish person having a conversation on 14160.95 kHz. It just ended though

[wawi]

531.06 kHz AM : Middle Eastern Music

[Nyerp]

that was scary how do you work it

[wawi]

that was scary how do you work it

You can scan on your own by clicking or dragging or can you enter the frequency. Then you can either manually change the bandwidth or click one.

[wawi]

558.06 kHz AM
Lady Gaga was just on!

[Nyerp]

how do you go to AM

[wawi]

how do you go to AM

In the Bandwidth box, there is an AM button.
Also, Thyme, at 7002.55 kHz there is a documentary in French about slave trade in Africa

[Samus Aran]

i want to find some numbers stations but i can't :'(

[wawi]

i want to find some numbers stations but i can't :'(

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