Shortwave Broadcast Stations By Country
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| + | == Canada == | ||
| + | *[[Radio Canada International]] | ||
| + | *[[CBC]] - [[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]] | ||
| + | *[[Radio Nord Quebec]] 9625 kHz | ||
| + | *[[CFCX]] 6005 kHz, relay of CIQC 600 kHz - Montreal, Quebec (Not presently on the air) | ||
| + | *[[CFVP]] 6030 kHz, relay of CKMX 1060 kHz - Calgary, Alberta | ||
| + | *[[CFRX]] 6070 kHz, relay of CFRB 1010 kHz - Toronto, Ontario | ||
| + | *[[CKFX]] 6080 kHz, relay of CKWX 1130 kHz - Vancouver, British Colombia (Not presently on the air) | ||
| + | *[[CHNX]] 6130 kHz, relay of CHNS 960 kHz - Halifax, Nova Scotia (Not presently on the air) | ||
| + | *[[CKZN]] 6160 kHz, relay of CBN 640 kHz - St. Johns, Newfoundland | ||
| + | *[[CKZU]] 6160 kHz, relay of CBU 690 kHz - Vancouver, British Colombia | ||
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| + | [[CBC Radio One]] transmits [[CBU]] and [[CBN]] on shortwave at 1 [[kW]] [[Effective Radiated Power|ERP]]. | ||
| + | * [[CBC Radio North]] transmits on shortwave as well, using facilities of [[Radio Canada International]] in [[Sackville]], [[New Brunswick]]. | ||
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| + | === Government broadcasters (USA) === | ||
| + | * [[Voice of America]] | ||
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== United States of America == | == United States of America == | ||
*[[Voice of America]] - Government run, various transmitter sites | *[[Voice of America]] - Government run, various transmitter sites | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 23 September 2007
Canada
- Radio Canada International
- CBC - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
- Radio Nord Quebec 9625 kHz
- CFCX 6005 kHz, relay of CIQC 600 kHz - Montreal, Quebec (Not presently on the air)
- CFVP 6030 kHz, relay of CKMX 1060 kHz - Calgary, Alberta
- CFRX 6070 kHz, relay of CFRB 1010 kHz - Toronto, Ontario
- CKFX 6080 kHz, relay of CKWX 1130 kHz - Vancouver, British Colombia (Not presently on the air)
- CHNX 6130 kHz, relay of CHNS 960 kHz - Halifax, Nova Scotia (Not presently on the air)
- CKZN 6160 kHz, relay of CBN 640 kHz - St. Johns, Newfoundland
- CKZU 6160 kHz, relay of CBU 690 kHz - Vancouver, British Colombia
CBC Radio One transmits CBU and CBN on shortwave at 1 kW ERP.
- CBC Radio North transmits on shortwave as well, using facilities of Radio Canada International in Sackville, New Brunswick.
Government broadcasters (USA)
United States of America
- Voice of America - Government run, various transmitter sites
- Radio Marti - Government run
- KAIJ - Dr. Gene Scott - Dallas, Texas
- KFBS - Northern Mariana Islands
- KHBN - Palau, Hawaii
- KJES - "The Lord's Station" - Vado, New Mexico
- KNLS - Anchor Point, Alaska
- KSDA - Seventh-day Adventist Church Adventist World Radio - Agat, Guam
- KTBN - Trinity Broadcasting Network - Salt Lake City, Utah
- KTWR - Trans World Radio - Agana, Guam
- KVOH - "Voice of Hope" - Rancho Simi, California
- KWHR - "World Harvest Radio" - Naalehu, Hawaii
- WBCQ - "The Planet" - Monticello, Maine
- WEWN - "EWTN - Eternal Word Network" - Irondale, Alabama
- WBOH - Fundamental Broadcasting Network - Newport, North Carolina
- WHRA - "World Harvest Radio" - Greenbush, Maine
- WHRI - "World Harvest Radio" - Noblesville, Indiana
- WINB - "World International Broadcasting" - Red Lion, Pennsylvania
- WMLK - Assemblies of Yahweh - Bethel, Pennsylvania
- WRMI - "Radio Miami International" - Miami, Florida
- WSHB - Furman, South Carolina
- WTJC - Fundamental Broadcasting Network - Newport, North Carolina
- WWCR - "Worldwide Christian Radio" - Nashville, Tennessee
- WWRB - Manchester, Tennessee (successor to WGTG and WWFV)
- WYFR - "Family Radio" - Okeechobee, Florida
