Tuning music on the ADF box
 

Hi.

I know you can pick up RTE Radio 1 in 252 on the ADF box, but it's not that exciting alot of the time. Anyone know any others?

Mostly gained from where I fly regularly.

National Stations
Radio 5 : 693 or 909
Radio 4 : 720 or 198
World Service : 648
Virgin : 1215
talksport : 1053 or 1089

Scotland
Radio Scotland : 585, 810 or 990
Moray Firth (North Scotland) : 1107
North Sound (Aberdeen) : 1035
Forth2 (Edinburgh) : 1548
Clyde2 (Glasgae) : 1152
Tay (Perth, Dundee) : 1161 or 1584

Classic Rock 675
Great station good coverage around europe :cool:

Can also get World Service on HF on 9410 or 12095

FP

Radio Malta 999 kHz

612 - 2fm ( although not in fm!!!! )

Classic Rock! Keeps me going all the way to KRK. Well, most of the way.;)

In the days when 252 was a music station I once listened to it on the way into Dakar. Sounded great too, weird things skywaves.

Looking for some good stations from NY to San Juan/PR.Cheers

555 Nathional Spanish Radio
999 COPE

Most of Europe

1009 Radio Dingo out of AMS,

Very high powered we can get it in flight over Prag and most of Poland.

What about SW?
There was Merlin radio some time ago. It was greate..

How is this done?

675 - Arrow Classic Rock, Brilliant!
198 - News Radio / Live broadcasting bigger sport matches
891 - Radio 538
1215 - Virgin Radio
648 - BBC World Service

Now if you look at these frequencies, you`ll find that all of them add up to either 9 or 18. For instance 6+7+5 = 18 or 1+2+1+5 = 9 If you`re stuck in a part of the world where you don`t know any frequencies try that little formula and you`ll soon find something to listen to :ok:

You also have 765 , a swiss radio, lot's of music

Remember, All the frequencys you can listen to have to be able to divide with 9.

the divisor by 9 rule does not apply in the US. 660, 710, 560, etc.

hi guys,

why do all the frequencies have to divide by 9?

straightlevel

Different frequency plans in different parts of the globe, Europe adopted a 9kHz channel spacing for AM broadcast, the US uses a 10kHz spacing. That's why the BBC long wave transmitter moved from 200kHz to 198kHz many years ago.

Capital Gold - 1548