Two catches this morn'...

[UncleJohn]

1)Radio Taiwan Int., 9.405, 1608gmt., talk about tourism in Taiwan; signal weak, much static (prob. local), slight shallow fading; program titled "On the Edge" @ 1611gmt.

2)Unknown*, 9.570, 1620gmt., a discussion about U.S. economy, several males making comments w. female interviewing/Asian accent (maybe); signal weak/o.k., slight shallow fading, usual interference; No I.D. given @ bottom of hour (!);signal degrading.
*Any ideas, Mainland China my guess...

[Ron - Calif.]

http://www1.s2.starcat.ne.jp/ndxc/pc/us/nda/userlist1.txt

A22 Shortwave Frequency List October 4  2022, 2300 UTC   Day 1 = Sunday

kHz     Time(UTC)  ITU Station                                     Lang. Location        Days

9570   1600-1800  CHN CHINA RADIO INTERNATIONAL  Eng   Beijing 572    1-7

[UncleJohn]

Thank You & Now I shall leave the library & tune in... Ha! So If I printed your link it would be 49 sheets of paper...printing on both sides. (ain't gonna do it).

[BoomboxDX]

If you have a tablet computer, you could go to EiBi and download their station schedule text file and keep it open on a browser page.

That's what I do, on my tablet computer. That way I don't need to go on the internet (using wifi, which eats batteries) to see what's scheduled on a particular frequency.

It helps me ID a lot of stations. EiBi is pretty accurate most of the time.

At other times I use my tablet to call up Short-wave.info. It's pretty accurate, too. I usually SW DX with the tablet nearby.

[UncleJohn]

I've been thinkin' about gettin' a tablet/laptop. Thanks for the reminder. Maybe!