Weekly Propagation Forecast Bulletins-December 15, 2025

 

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Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 08 - 14 December 2025

Solar activity reached high levels this week, with a single X-flare and multiple (16) M-flares. Region 4298 (S16, L=305, class/area Cso/60 on 10 Dec) produced the only X-flare of the period: an X1.1/2b flare at 08/0501 UTC. Other notable activity included multiple M-class flares from several different regions. Region 4294

(S15, L=284, class/area Ekc/1180 on 08 Dec) was responsible for the majority of the M-flares, including: an M2.2/1n at 08/0036 UTC, an M1.0/Sf at 08/1305 UTC, an M3.1/Sf at 08/2117 UTC, an M1.1 at 09/0138 UTC, an M1.0/Sf at 09/0729 UTC, an M1.3/Sf at 090739 UTC, an M1.6/Sf at 09/0747 UTC, an M1.5/Sf at 091514 UTC, an M1.2/Sf at 10/0422 UTC, an M1.9/Sf at 10/0737 UTC, an M1.0/1f at 10/0955 UTC, an M1.6/Sf at 10/1343 UTC, an M4.4/2b at 10/2208 UTC, and an M1.1 at 12/0544 UTC. Region 4296 (S14, L=272, class/area Ekc/500 on 08 Dec) contributed two M-flares: an M1.5/Sf at 09/2327 UTC, and an M2.0 at 12/0505 UTC. Region 4299 (N22, L=267, class/area Dai/130 on 08 Dec) added three M-flares: an M2.4/2n at 08/0012 UTC, an M1.2/Sn at 08/2228 UTC, and an M2.0 at 09/0058 UTC. Finally, Region 4304 (N26, L=252, class/area Cai/110 on 11 Dec) produced a single M-flare: an M1.8/1n at 08/0654 UTC. 

Multiple radio events accompanied some of the flares, with a total of eight Type II and three Type IV radio sweeps, as well as a 10cm radio burst. These included: a Type II (est 317 km/s) associated with the M2.4/2n at 08/0012 UTC, a Type II (est 347 km/s) associated with the X1.1/2b at 08/0036 UTC, a Type II (est 1825 km/s) and Type IV associated with the M1.1 at 09/0138 UTC, a Type II (est 759 km/s) thought to be associated with a far sided flare event, a Type II (est 1053 km/s) associated with the M1.6/Sf at 10/1343 UTC, a Type II (est 849 km/s) and 10cm burst (168 sfu) associated with the M4.4/2b at 10/2208 UTC, a Type II (est 410 km/s) and Type IV associated with the M2.0 at 12/0505 UTC, and a Type IV associated with the M1.1 at 12/0544 UTC. 

Several CMEs were analyzed throughout the period, with only a couple thought to have an Earth-directed component. The most notable event was from the X1.1/2b flare that had a westerly trajectory with an analyzed glancing arrival at Earth late on 10 Dec to early on 11 Dec. There is a possibility this CME contributed to the G2 (Mod) geomagnetic storming event on 10-11 Dec. There was also a CME from the M4.4/2b flare from Region 4294 at 10/2208 UTC, but the resulting analysis indicated the bulk of the ejecta would pass ahead of Earth. However, it is possible more of the ejecta could have passed near enough to Earth on 13 Dec, combined with CH HSS effects, and enhanced conditions to the G1 (Minor) storm levels. The majority of the other CMEs were deemed to not have Earth-directed components. 

The greater than 10 MeV proton flux was at background levels throughout the period. 

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit was at high levels on 08-09 Dec, and at normal to moderate levels on 10-14 Dec. 

Geomagnetic field activity was at quiet to unsettled levels on 08, 09, and most of 10 Dec, as well as 14 Dec. G2 (Moderate) storm levels were observed the last period of 10 Dec and the first synoptic period on 11 Dec following the arrival of a CME that likely left the Sun on 08 Dec. Active to G1 (Minor) storming was observed on 12 and 13 Dec in response to negative polarity CH HSS influence mixed with possible transient effects. 

Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 15 December - 10 January 2026

M-class flares (R1-R2/Minor-Moderate) are likely, with a chance for X-class (R3/Strong) flares through the outlook period. Chances could increase if new, more magnetically complex regions develop or return during the period. 

Barring significant development of new active regions, the greater than 10 MeV proton flux is expected to remain below the 10 pfu (S1-Minor) levels throughout the outlook period. 

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux is expected to reach high levels on 16-19 Dec, 25-29 Dec, and 01-06 Jan. Normal to moderate levels expected to prevail on 15, 20-24, 30-31 Dec, and 07-10 Jan. 

Geomagnetic field activity is likely to reach G1 (Minor) storm levels on 18 Dec, 30-31 Dec, and possibly 09 Jan, due to negative

polarity CH HSS influences. G1 levels are also likely on 22-26 Dec, due to positive polarity CH HSS influences. Unsettled to active levels are likely on 15-17, 19-20 Dec, 01-03 Jan, and 08-10 Jan under the influence of negative polarity CH HSS, and on 27-29 Dec under positive polarity CH HSS influence. Mostly quiet conditions

are expected on 21 Dec and 04-08 Jan. 2026

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#   UTC      Radio Flux   Planetary   Largest

#  Date       10.7 cm      A Index    Kp Index

2025 Dec 15     120          10          3

2025 Dec 16     120           8          3

2025 Dec 17     120          10          3

2025 Dec 18     120          15          5

2025 Dec 19     115          12          4

2025 Dec 20     115          10          3

2025 Dec 21     115           5          2

2025 Dec 22     125          20          5

2025 Dec 23     135          20          5

2025 Dec 24     145          25          5

2025 Dec 25     155          20          5

2025 Dec 26     165          20          5

2025 Dec 27     175          15          4

2025 Dec 28     180          10          3

2025 Dec 29     175           8          3

2025 Dec 30     180          30          6

2025 Dec 31     180          25          5

2026 Jan 01     175          10          3

2026 Jan 02     170          10          3

2026 Jan 03     170           8          3

2026 Jan 04     170           5          2

2026 Jan 05     170           5          2

2026 Jan 06     170           5          2

2026 Jan 07     150           5          2

2026 Jan 08     140           5          2

2026 Jan 09     135          15          5

2026 Jan 10     125          10          3

(NOAA)

Audio available for Dec14, 2025 - Jen's Eclectic Views & Real Deal

 

Did you miss the show? No problem ... audio is now available for Jen's Eclectic Views & Real Deal for December 145, 2025. 

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/cpw22kiumesvyt7wuc2t3/Jen-s-Eclectic-Views-Real-Deal-For-Sunday-Dec.-14th-19-22-heard-on-Unique-R-Australia.mp3?rlkey=c1bl5lh97h1z56mnumy9iinj3&dl=0

For your contact pleasure

Jenur@proton.me

Jen In The Rad

Radio Igloo's Christmas specials on shortwave

Next Sunday, December 14, Radio Igloo will be on air with our brand new Christmas program. Tune in to 1620 kHz (or a nearby free frequency) at 19:00 UTC for our new Christmas show.

We will be playing Christmas songs that you don't hear every day on other radio stations or in large supermarkets. We will also talk a bit about special (strange?) Swedish Christmas traditions.

On December 21, with assistance from Finland's Real Mix Radio, we will broadcast on 6195 kHz at 17:00 UTC

As always, correct reports, preferably with an audio clip of your reception, will be rewarded with our brand new e-QSL to radioigloo@gmail.com  (NorDX)

Christmas programming from Marion's Attic on WBCQ

 

Graphic by Gayle Van Horn

Tune in for a special Christmas-themed episode from Marion's Attic

Sunday December 14

2200 UTC Christmas Light, featuring 78 rpm Christmas records on WBCQ 7490 kHz

(WBCQ)

SM Radio Dessau programming on December 14

 

Tune in to SM Radio Dessau from Max Berger and Rolf-Torsten, ready to broadcast to all their listeners on the following schedule:

December 14, 2025 in German

12:00 - 13:00 UTC

6070 kHz via Channel 292, Rohrbach, Germany

6095 kHz via MBR Nauen, Germany (100 kW)

2000-2100 on 1476 kHz (1 kW) 

Send your reception reports (English or German) to maxberger@smradio-dessau.de

Postal address: 

Max Berger

Saalestrasse 44

06846 Dessau, Germany

Website: https://www.smradio-dessau.de

Printed QSL cards are only available if sufficient funds are provided for a reply:

Germany 0.95 euros, abroad 1.25 euros

Recent monitoring of Brazil on shortwave

 

BRAZIL   shortwave broadcasts on Saturday, Nov 28 - 29:

 5938,88  (5940) kHz R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu SC,      Nov 29 1410 S=5.

 6010,52  (6010) kHz R Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG,  Nov 29 1415 S=3.

 6180,02  (6180) kHz R Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia DF, Nov 28 2053 S=8.

 9665,09  (9665) kHz R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu SC,      Nov 29 1420 S=9.

 9818,57  (9820) kHz R Nove de Julho, Sao Paulo SP,       Nov 29 1425 S=9.

11755,12 (11750) kHz R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu SC,      Nov 29 1440 S=8.

11780,03 (11780) kHz R Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia DF, Nov 29 1430 S=8.

15188,04 (15190) kHz R Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG,  Nov 29 1435 S=2.

RADIO VOZ MISSIONARIA. In a recent contact with the Engineering Department of Radio Voz Missionaria (Mr. Alvaro, a very nice guy!), I was informed that the equipment (all of it) is undergoing a review process, both the transmitters and their respective antennas, aiming to recover their power

to their full planned capacity, with the completion of this stage scheduled for the first half of 2026.

Even so, in the current state of partial precariousness, it has been reported (accompanied by videos) that the current signals emitted by RVM on 31 and 25m are currently being received by DXers in Japan and China -Macau, at the end of the day (their time), which is equivalent to around 0700 / 0800 UTC. Fantastic!

(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 29)

(WWDXC Top Nx 1638/11 Dec 2025)

Encore classical music from Radio Tumbril

 

Regular Broadcast times of Encore By WRMI and Channel 292 are:

02:00 - 03:00 UTC Friday 5850 kHz WRMI to US

20:00 - 21:00 UTC Friday 15770 kHz WRMI to Europe

11:00 - 12:00 UTC Saturday 9670 kHz Channel 292 to Europe

01:00 - 02:00 UTC Sunday 5850 kHz WRMI to US and Canada

18:00 - 19:00 UTC Sunday 3955 kHz Channel 292 to Europe

03:00 - 04:00 UTC Monday 5950 kHz WRMI to the US and Canada

13:00 - 14:00 UTC Tuesday 15770 kHz WRMI to Europe, the east coast of US, and Iceland. (Sometimes RTTY on the lower sideband. Suggest notch out or use USB.)

Some Things to see on The Encore Website:

The Encore website is www.tumbril.co.uk, where you will find:

Important information about the funding of Encore - Radio Tumbril.

Up-to-date transmission times and frequencies.

The playlists for the most recent programs.

An email link.

Informal reception reports as well as those requesting eQSL cards, are welcome.

PLEASE MAKE A PAYPAL DONATION AND HELP KEEP ENCORE ON THE AIR - Go to - www.tumbril.co.uk

WRMI and Channel 292 are very generous with their airtime, but Encore still costs around 130 Dollars/Euros a month to broadcast.

If you can - please send a small contribution to help Encore keep going.

THE DONATION BUTTON is on the homepage of the website - www.tumbril.co.uk - which folks can use if they would like to support Encore.

(Please don't be put off by the POWR security wall when using the PAYPAL button - it is a harmless requirement of WIX, the website hosting service.)

THIS FORTNIGHT'S PROGRAM - First broadcast on FRIDAY 12th December by WRMI at 0200 UTC on 5850, and 2000 UTC on 15770 and then Channel 292 on SATURDAY 13th December at 11:00 UTC on 9670 kHz:

Starts with Os Justi by Anton Bruckner, 'Venus' from the Planets Suite by Holst, and an unusual arrangement of Vivaldi's Concerto for Two Mandolins in G Major.

After that, the first movement, allegro con brio, from Beethoven's Op. 11 Trio for Piano, Clarinet, and Cello, followed by 'Song of hope' from Howard Goodall.

The programme ends with a movement from the String Quartet No. 2 by Erich Korngold, and part of the Piano Concerto in B-Flat Major by Emilie Mayer.

Brice Avery - Encore - Radio Tumbril - www.tumbril.co.uk

GMØTLY

Canadian Spy Transmitter

 

Another great article on radio nostalgia...thanks to Ray Robinson, Adrian Peterson, and Jeff White

Jeff: In our opening feature in Wavescan today, Ray Robinson presents the story of the Canadian Spy Transmitter.  This is a true story, but it equals the mystery and suspense of any thrilling spy story you can read in any spy novel today.  So, over to Ray.

Ray: Thanks, Jeff.  You’ll remember here in Wavescan last week, we presented the story of the 10 kW CBS shortwave transmitter W3XAU / WCAB that was on the air in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from early in 1930 to the very last day of 1941.  Well, after this shortwave station was closed, it was announced at the time that the transmitter would be packed up, shipped to England, and taken over by the BBC in London.

However, that’s not what happened.  We could ask the questions:

• Was this a deliberate piece of misinformation during the hectic, and sometimes shady days of World War II?

• Or was it simply a change of plans on the part of decision-making personnel?

• Or was it just a case of bad memory regarding the events of long ago?

An archived story from 2007 on the radioworld.com website ( https://www.radioworld.com/columns-and-views/wcau-used-shortwave-in-philadelphia ) and other sites that deal specifically with the history of broadcasting in Philadelphia still state quite clearly that the WCAB shortwave transmitter was “packed up and sent over to England for use by the BBC in London.”

However, email communications between our editor-in-chief Dr. Adrian Peterson and colleagues at the BBC in England state that they have no record of the usage of this transmitter in England.  At that stage, they say, the BBC was using transmitters with a rated power of 100 kW, not 10 kW.  They also state that the black propaganda stations in England during World War II were using transmitters rated at 7½ kW, not 10 kW.

Likewise, the noted radio historian in the United States, Jerome Berg of suburban Boston, states that he has no information regarding the subsequent use of the 10 kW shortwave transmitter from Philadelphia.

However, a Philadelphia radio historian and transmitter engineer who used to work on both the medium wave and shortwave transmitters at the WCAU complex, Charles Higgins, came across an article about 15 years ago in QST magazine that provided a solution to the enigma.  The answer?

The shortwave transmitter W3XAU / WCAB in Philadelphia was in reality sent to a secret location near Toronto in Canada where it was installed at Camp X for daily communication with Bletchley Park in England.  Camp X was a secret spy training facility during World War II and it was so secret that even the current experienced radio personnel in the area still don’t know all the answers to this day.

The article in QST magazine, dated in January 2006, states that a radio transmitter, code-named Hydra, was installed at Camp X in Canada for secret communication with Bletchley Park in England on 15 MHz.  In this article, Gil McElroy states that the original transmitter at Camp X was a 2½ kW unit, and that a subsequent 10 kW unit was provided by courtesy of WCAU in Philadelphia for use at this spy camp.

The only 10 kW transmitter on the air with WCAU during that era was certainly the shortwave relay unit.  As confirmation, a photo in the article of the 10 kW shortwave transmitter Hydra at Camp X bears a striking resemblance to the 10 kW shortwave transmitter previously on the air in suburban Philadelphia, as shown on one of their pre-war QSL cards.

Information in the book "The Secret History of British Intelligence in the Americas, 1940-1945" by William Stephenson confirms the use of the Philadelphia shortwave transmitter at Camp X, and he further states that the transmitter was "overhauled" before its installation in Canada.

The spy training facility known as Camp X was opened at Oshawa, 25 miles east of Toronto on December 6, 1941, just one day before the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor.  Radio transmission with England in secret codes was chosen, due to the fear that communications by undersea cable might be intercepted.

W3XAU / WCAB / Hydra 10 kW Shortwave Transmitter

Camp X – 1943

A paramilitary and commando training installation in Whitby/Oshawa, Ontario

After the Philadelphia shortwave transmitter was refurbished, it was installed at Camp X in one of the large buildings on the property, a building that had windows placed 7 ft.  above ground level for security reasons.  Transmitter Hydra was inaugurated in late 1942.  Three large rhombic antennas were used for the transmissions to England (and at times to South America), and also for the reception of incoming shortwave signals.  As part of the local cover story in Canada, it was stated that the large rhombic antennas were part of a facility for broadcasting the programming of CBC, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

The Hydra Building, with high windows

Use of the Hydra shortwave transmitter extended well beyond its original World War II service.  When the war ended, Hydra was taken over by the Royal Canadian Signals as the Oshawa Station, for use during the Cold War.  The transmitter was finally shut down for the last time in 1969; worn out and no longer serviceable.

Camp X no longer exists, and none of the original buildings are left standing today.  It would be presumed that the historic shortwave transmitter, known successively as W3XAU, WCAB, and finally as Hydra, was simply and unceremoniously scrapped.

So the story about this transmitter going to England for use by the BBC:  Was it a case of bad memory, or perhaps a change of plans?  No, it was not.  We would suggest that it was in reality, a cover story, to disguise its real purpose for use in spy communications between North America and Europe.

And if you haven’t heard of Camp X in Ontario before, there was a good documentary film made about it in 2014 ( https://thetvdb.com/movies/camp-x ) which is now available on Amazon Prime.

Further, CBC TV in Canada made a drama series called ‘X Company’ in which a recreation of the camp is featured.  https://thetvdb.com/series/x-company 

There were three seasons comprising 28 episodes, which ran from 2015 to 2017, which I’d highly recommend.  I was fortunate to be able to record it from TV when it first aired, but you may now be able to find it on Blu-ray, and ‘X Company’ is also available for streaming on the Roku Channel and on Apple TV+.

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_X 

Back to you, Jeff.

From the Isle of Music, December program

December continues with 3955 kHz only, and since it is the season for various holidays in multiple countries, this will be a "surprise package" of musical goodies for those who need a break from regular holiday programming.  

 

From the Isle of Music December 2025 

Friday, December 12, 2025

:3955 kHz, 1800 CET (1700 UTC), repeat 2300 CET (2200 UTC) 

Happy Holidays to all.  

(William "Bill" Tilford, Owner/Producer) 

Tilford Productions, LLC 

Lafayette, IN 47905-1551 

email: bill@tilfordproductions.com 

website: www.tilfordproductions.com

New edition for Hans Knot International Radio Report, now available

 

The fifth edition of the Hans Knot International Radio Report for 2025 is now available. Once again, it covers a wide range of topics. 

However, there is also some sad news, as this edition commemorates the passing of Tom Edwards, Colin Nichol, Kees Borrell, Tony Pine, Nigel Roberts, and others. Hans also wrote a fascinating article about Radio Caroline in 1965 and the opening party of Swinging Radio England and Britain Radio in May 1966, and the sequel many years later about a champagne bill that was never paid. 

There is also a nice contribution from Norman Barrington about the “De Kerf mast” in early July 1973 on the Mi Amigo. Martin van der Ven recounts the Erkrath RadioTag 2025 and Paul Krooshof shares his memories and photos from the 1970s with our beautiful offshore radio stations. That and much more. The report can be read and downloaded via the link below.

https://offshoreradio.info/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/hans-knot-int-radio-report-2025-05.pdf

(Mike Terry/BDXC)

WeeklyPropagation Forecast Bulletins, December 8, 2025

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Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 01 - 07 December 2025

Solar activity reached high levels this period. Region 4299 (N21, L=268, class/area=Dai/220 on 07 Dec) produced an X1.9/1n flare at 01/0249 UTC; the strongest flare of the period. Other notable activity included an M8.1/2b flare at 06/2039 UTC, also from Region 4299, which produced an full-halo CME that is expected to arrive between late 08 Dec-midday 09 Dec. A CME, first visible in LASCO C2 imagery beginning at 04/0648 UTC off the SE, arrived at Earth late on 07 Dec. 

The greater than 10 MeV proton flux became elevated above background levels late 06 Dec-late 07 Dec following the M8.1 flare at 06/2039 UTC from AR4299, but did not reach event levels. 

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit was at normal to moderate levels on 04 Dec, with high levels obserbed throughout the remainder of the period. 

Geomagnetic field activity reached active levels on 01 Dec in response to positive polarity CH HSS influences. Quiet to unsettled levels were observed on 02 Dec as CH HSS influences subsided. Periods of G1-G3 (Minor-Moderate) geomagnetic storming were observed on 03 Dec, with G1 storm periods observed on 04 Dec, due to CIR and negative polarity CH HSS influences. Quiet and unsettled levels were observed on 05 Dec, with active conditions observed on 06 Dec, as negative polarity CH HSS influences waned. Active levels were observed again on 07 Dec in response to the passage of a CME from 04 Dec. 

Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 08 December - 03 January 2026

M-class flares (R1-R2/Minor-Moderate) are likely, with a slight chance for X-class flares (R3/Strong or greater), through much of the outlook period. 

There is a slight chance for the greater than 10 MeV proton flux to reach 10 pfu (S1-Minor) through much of the outlook period.  The greater than 2 MeV electron flux is expected to reach high levels on 08-09, 12-13, 16-17, 25-29 Dec, and 01-03 Jan. Normal to moderate levels are expected to prevail throughout the remainder of the outlook period. 

Geomagnetic field activity is likely to reach G1 (Minor) storm levels on 08 and 10 Dec, with G2-G3 (Moderate-Strong) storming likely on 09 Dec, due to the anticipated arrival and passage of a CME that left the Sun on 06 Dec. Periods of G1 storming are likely on 21-23 Dec in response to negative polarity CH HSS influences, and again on 24-26 Dec under positive polarity CH HSS influences. Period of G2 (Moderate) storms are likely on 30 Dec, with G1 storming likely on 31 Dec, when negative polarity CH HSS influences are anticipated. 

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#   UTC      Radio Flux   Planetary   Largest

#  Date       10.7 cm      A Index    Kp Index

2025 Dec 08     190          18          5

2025 Dec 09     190          70          7

2025 Dec 10     185          33          5

2025 Dec 11     175          10          3

2025 Dec 12     155           5          2

2025 Dec 13     140          12          4

2025 Dec 14     130          12          4

2025 Dec 15     130           8          3

2025 Dec 16     135           5          2

2025 Dec 17     135           8          3

2025 Dec 18     140          10          3

2025 Dec 19     140           8          3

2025 Dec 20     140           8          3

2025 Dec 21     140          15          5

2025 Dec 22     140          20          5

2025 Dec 23     145          20          5

2025 Dec 24     160          25          5

2025 Dec 25     170          20          5

2025 Dec 26     180          20          5

2025 Dec 27     180          15          4

2025 Dec 28     180          10          3

2025 Dec 29     175           8          3

2025 Dec 30     180          30          6

2025 Dec 31     180          25          5

2026 Jan 01     175          10          3

2026 Jan 02     170          10          3

2026 Jan 03     170           8          3

(NOAA)

Jen's Eclectic Views & Real Deal audio available for December 7

 

No worries if you missed it ... the audio for Jen's Eclectic View & Real Deal program for December 7, is now available for downloading and listening at: 

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/e9x09g7nstwkmrn7dhs82/Jen-s-Eclectic-Views-Real-Deal-For-Sunday-Dec.-7th-19-22-heard-on-Unique-R-Australia.mp3?rlkey=ylussptyj1kug6h7chbpoc6ne&dl=0

Texas Radio Shortwave schedules for December 7 broadcasts

 

Featured QSL for Dec 7th broadcast

The December 7, 2025, broadcast from TRSW features The Music of Texas # 2 relayed from Germany, as indicated

All times UTC

1300 9670 to Europe- Channel 292

1500 3975/6160 to Europe  - ShortwaveRadio 

1900 3975 to Europe - ShortwaveRadio

2300 9670 to North America - Channel 292

This schedule is subject to change based on propagation conditions, listener requests for specific Texas artists or music genres, and things beyond our control.

Texas Radio Shortwave is an independent producer of musical and topical shows, primarily focusing on Texas. Unless otherwise shown, programs are one hour long.

Programs for Europe and beyond on 3975 and 6160 kHz over Shortwave Radio in Winsen, Germany, are transmitted with 1 kW into crossed dipole antennas.

Programs for Europe and beyond on 9670 kHz over Channel 292 in Rohrbach, Germany, are transmitted with 10 kW into a vertical antenna.

Programs for North America and beyond on 9670 kHz over Channel 292 are transmitted with 10 kW into a 10.5 dB gain beam antenna.

Texas Radio Shortwave uses a version of The Yellow Rose of Texas as its Interval Signal/Signature Song.

Texas Radio Shortwave verifies correct, detailed reception reports by electronic QSL. This includes reports from listeners using remote receivers (SDRs). Texas Radio Shortwave's email is texasradioshortwave@protonmail.com.

Many TRSW programs are archived at www.mixcloud.com/texasradiosw.

Texas Radio Shortwave's Facebook page is www.facebook.com/texasradiosw.

Texas Radio Shortwave's Listeners' Group Facebook page is www.facebook.com/groups/580199276066655/.

(TRSW)