SHORTWAVE: 6085 kHz - 7310k kHz - 3985 kHz
Our Shortwave programs are transmitted from a site in the Eifeldorf Kall-Krekel, Germany.
Several AM, FM, TV and these 3 all-purpose 1Kw Rohde & Schwarz SK1 transmitters and antenna's are situated in a former police radio station, now in private hands and operated by our partner 'Shortwaveservice'. As Radio Mi Amigo is keeping the spirit of 'Free Radio' alive, a small group of very capable and enthusiastic engineers in the Eiffel village of Kall, Germany, is keeping the great classic analogue transmitters from the past century on the air. A match made in heaven! See: Sendezentrum Kall The 6085 kHz and 3985 kHz signals serve Central Europe whereas the 7310 kHz signal usually reaches out further to the North and Southern parts of Europe. Reception varies throughout the seasons and largely depends on atmospheric conditions. There where occasions where we received reception reports from as far as India.
(Before we had our own frequency of 6085 kHz we were on this 6005 kHz TX - all the way left. Transmitter reception signals and their AM mono sound can be monitored online via these streams: Monitor 6085 kHz || Monitor 3985 kHz || Monitor 7310 kHz || Monitor 6005 kHz No SW Radio? Listen to Shortwave on your computer via a 'WebSDR', see instructions here (To listen to Radio Mi Amigo via our online Stereo Web stream click here - See our online schedule)
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