Template:Station list

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|+ '''{{{wavelength|120}}} m band<br>{{{lower-bound|2300}}}-{{{upper-bound|2495}}} kHz'''
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! style="max-width:4em; background: #90d6ff;" |Major government<br>broadcasters<br><small>(≤50 kW)</small>
! style="max-width:4em; background: #90d6ff;" |Major government<br>broadcasters<br><small>(≤50 kW)</small>
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! style="background: #90d6ff;" |High-power<br>private broadcasters<br><small>(≥50 kW)</small>
! style="background: #90d6ff;" |High-power<br>private broadcasters<br><small>(≥50 kW)</small>
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| style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #90d6ff;"|{{{high-power-private|WWCR (USA—4840) - WRMI (USA—9955)}}}
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| style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #90d6ff;"|{{{major-pvt||WWCR (NA, 4840) - WRMI (NA, 9955)}}}
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! style="background: #90d6ff;" |Low-power<br>private broadcasters<br><small>(<50 kW)</small>
! style="background: #90d6ff;" |Low-power<br>private broadcasters<br><small>(<50 kW)</small>
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| style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #90d6ff;"|{{{low-power-private|Shortwave Australia (Australia—2320)}}}
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| style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #90d6ff;"|{{{minor-pvt|Shortwave Australia (AUS, 2320)}}}
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! style="background: #90d6ff;" |Digital broadcasters
! style="background: #90d6ff;" |Digital broadcasters
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| style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #90d6ff;"|{{{drm-stations|TDF (France—3320)}}}
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| style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #90d6ff;"|{{{drm|TDF (EUR, 3320)}}}
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This is a template for showing frequencies other stations broadcast on in a certain band.
This is a template for showing frequencies other stations broadcast on in a certain band.
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'''Wavelength''' sets the wavelength—enter a number (ex. “120” for 120 m).
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'''wavelength''' sets the wavelength—enter a number (ex. “120” for 120 m).
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'''lower-bound''' and '''upper-bound''' set the lower and upper bounds for the band—enter a number in each (ex. “2300” in lower-bound and “2495” in upper-bound for the 120 m band).
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'''lower''' and '''upper''' set the lower and upper bounds for the band—enter a number in each (ex. “2300” in lower-bound and “2495” in upper-bound for the 120 m band).
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For the following parameters, enter the station’s name and, in parentheses, its country and its frequency. Use dashes ( - ) to separate stations, with spaces between the dashes. Example: WWCR (USA—4840) - WRMI (USA—9955).
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For the following parameters, enter the station’s name and, in parentheses, its country (for government broadcasters) or continent (for private broadcasters), and its frequency. Use dashes ( - ) to separate stations, with spaces between the dashes. Example: WWCR (USA, 4840) - WRMI (USA, 9955).
*'''major-gvt''' is for major government broadcasters (government broadcasters with one or more stations which broadcast in at least one location at 50 kW or greater). There is no need to list frequencies for these stations.
*'''major-gvt''' is for major government broadcasters (government broadcasters with one or more stations which broadcast in at least one location at 50 kW or greater). There is no need to list frequencies for these stations.
*'''minor-gvt''' is for minor government broadcasters (government broadcasters which are not major broadcasters.)
*'''minor-gvt''' is for minor government broadcasters (government broadcasters which are not major broadcasters.)
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*'''high-power-private''' is for high-power private broadcasters—private broadcasters with at least one transmitter that broadcasts at 50 kW or greater.
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*'''major-pvt''' is for high-power private broadcasters—private broadcasters with at least one transmitter that broadcasts at 50 kW or greater.
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*'''low-power-private''' is for low-power private broadcasters—private broadcasters which are not high-power broadcasters.
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*'''minor-pvt''' is for low-power private broadcasters—private broadcasters which are not high-power broadcasters.
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*'''drm-stations''' is for stations of any power and owner which broadcast in DRM.
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*'''drm''' is for stations of any power and owner which broadcast in DRM.
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Revision as of 16:17, 10 March 2026

120 m band
2300-2495 kHz
Major government
broadcasters
(≤50 kW)
Radio China International (China) - China National Radio (China) - Voice of America (USA)
Minor government
broadcasters
(<50 kW)
USA (4840) - USA (9955)
High-power
private broadcasters
(≥50 kW)
Low-power
private broadcasters
(<50 kW)
Shortwave Australia (AUS, 2320)
Digital broadcasters TDF (EUR, 3320)

This is a template for showing frequencies other stations broadcast on in a certain band.

wavelength sets the wavelength—enter a number (ex. “120” for 120 m).

lower and upper set the lower and upper bounds for the band—enter a number in each (ex. “2300” in lower-bound and “2495” in upper-bound for the 120 m band).

For the following parameters, enter the station’s name and, in parentheses, its country (for government broadcasters) or continent (for private broadcasters), and its frequency. Use dashes ( - ) to separate stations, with spaces between the dashes. Example: WWCR (USA, 4840) - WRMI (USA, 9955).

  • major-gvt is for major government broadcasters (government broadcasters with one or more stations which broadcast in at least one location at 50 kW or greater). There is no need to list frequencies for these stations.
  • minor-gvt is for minor government broadcasters (government broadcasters which are not major broadcasters.)
  • major-pvt is for high-power private broadcasters—private broadcasters with at least one transmitter that broadcasts at 50 kW or greater.
  • minor-pvt is for low-power private broadcasters—private broadcasters which are not high-power broadcasters.
  • drm is for stations of any power and owner which broadcast in DRM.


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