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General Radio Discussion / Simon Mason's old website re-uploaded
« on: December 13, 2020, 1537 UTC »
Hi all,
At the start of the pandemic, I wanted to start a project. Having seen that Simon Mason's old website was no longer live, I thought it best to reach out to him and offer to host it.
For the past several months, I've been through the process of editing, converting and re-uploading his content.
The website is now live at : www.ShortwaveNumbers.com
The current situation looks like this:
- All articles are live
- All 'E' Stations have recordings uploaded to YouTube and are embedded in the web pages
- 99% of 'G' Stations have recordings uploaded to YouTube and are embedded into the web pages
A list of stuff to do:
- Reaching out websites which have Simon's old website address and asking them to amend the link
- Make a start on the 'S' and 'V' station recordings
- Several 'V' stations have little-or-none article because most SWL'ers are in the Western Hemisphere, we have minimum recordings/intel of oriental stations.
- Do a once over, ensure all the formatting is correct, all references are up-to-date and other editorial stuff
- Promote the website a little bit more
I would like to invite you all to visit, add it to your favourites/bookmarks and get your feedback on as much as possible.
Many thanks,
Jo (M7OXO)
At the start of the pandemic, I wanted to start a project. Having seen that Simon Mason's old website was no longer live, I thought it best to reach out to him and offer to host it.
For the past several months, I've been through the process of editing, converting and re-uploading his content.
The website is now live at : www.ShortwaveNumbers.com
The current situation looks like this:
- All articles are live
- All 'E' Stations have recordings uploaded to YouTube and are embedded in the web pages
- 99% of 'G' Stations have recordings uploaded to YouTube and are embedded into the web pages
A list of stuff to do:
- Reaching out websites which have Simon's old website address and asking them to amend the link
- Make a start on the 'S' and 'V' station recordings
- Several 'V' stations have little-or-none article because most SWL'ers are in the Western Hemisphere, we have minimum recordings/intel of oriental stations.
- Do a once over, ensure all the formatting is correct, all references are up-to-date and other editorial stuff
- Promote the website a little bit more
I would like to invite you all to visit, add it to your favourites/bookmarks and get your feedback on as much as possible.
Many thanks,
Jo (M7OXO)