does SDR V4 SUPPORT SW shortwave international radio such as bbc and radio of china and fm and mw ? PLEASE answer greeting from italy

a little curiosity... why do you use SDR console instead of SDR#?

I'm one of the Sunday school children. My brother went to the nursery school in the lower hall under the church. From the purely selfish point of view, I was delighted when the church was built because it was a long way to Wren Road for a little lad who lived in Burnham Road! One small correction - vicar was Mr Lenon with one N. Lovely man, and one of the main reasons I got ordained.

I have the v3 .. and below 24mhz it doesn't hear anything even in q sampling .. I have the sharp program and the aor 7000 antenna, what's wrong?? I'm completely disappointed ..

I've lived in Bexleyheath most of my life. It's nice to see it back in the day but it's sad to read the comments from so many people who seem so reluctant to accept change.

how can i listen short medium waves in v3??I use the sharp program and antenna the aor 7000 and I receive from 25 MHz and above what moment ..what is wrong ??

Cual software es ese ?

First scene is right by where i live damn.

Hello, which works better, v3 or v4? Greetings.

Crook Log swimming baths in the 1970s! Never thought I'd see a picture of that again.

Sadly I Can`t Order One, I Have NO Money For It, But I Have Two V3 Versions,

Marvellous, I used to live in Riverside Road. It’s an unusual design.

I got my 2 yesterday, glad there’s broadcast filters.

Just ordered mine from aliexpress china glad i managed to get one selling fast and i believe no more are being made limited edition you can clearly see the difference on longwave and HF

80s scenes with 20s music

I am slightly traumatised by that extended demolition scene and will never feel as comfy in Asda again, lol

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The Bexleyheath I grew up in and loved,totally unrecognisable today. I remember the building that was the original cinema when it was a Tesco store and how my Mum and Nan would blackmail my sister and I with a Wimpy if we helped them go shopping. I still miss the big Woolworths that was by the clock tower. Happier times for me.

Thank you. I lived much of my time in Chestnut drive in the mid 60s to late 70s, and then visited until 1990

I remember the Regal and the Astor showing my age lol

Welling high street at 4:06

Blimey!

A newer Bexleyheath. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGjRoJKeeN6Jebs And it will keep on changing 😀

At watling street near the round about.....( yea , they PUT BACK a round about ) ....i drive its a bit of a nightmare, where they put the pedestrian lights ...and How more narow it is to go round . Back to the OLD car shop was demolished.. Watling street ...( owner of car shop still runs the one at welling high street ) ,,,and Flats put in watling street

Thanks again to Norman Eastes for his filming and narrating

Oh my, I recognise the voice of the Narrator, Norman Eastes. Such a lovely man. His front room was a library archive of films. So nice to hear him come back to life. I’m sure he’d love to.know his films still live on today, amazing to see he has lived in in the history archives. I would see Norman every week in his last years. I have many fond memories of stories he’d tell me. The music accompanying the film shown here must be of the orchestra music played in the early years of cinema. No recording, it was actually played live in those days as Norman fondly told me. Odd thing to remember, he told me of a peculiar dream he’d had that Billy Cotton and his band were playing music in his garage. Somehow, Norman had managed to open his back door whilst sleep walking and woke to find he’d locked himself in his garden. Bless him, a very vivid dream that left him puzzled how he managed to end up in his garden on a cold day in his pyjamas. Ok, we all have crazy dreams at times, but in his earlier chapters, an interesting array of stories of reality including being able to diffuse a bomb in the dark and stories about Lancaster bombers. A very old photo of his dad as a fisherman and later his dad owned Eastes Garages in Bexleyheath on the Broadway opposite where there is a gym now. The front facade, higher in the middle section, workshops and forecourt, the building is still recognisable today. Norman had a motorbike once upon a time before moving on to cars. It must be a couple of decades since Norman passed. I only had the honour of Norman’s company each week as a carer before he departed. So nice to hear his voice again. We were neighbours. I only lived a short walk away in Somerhill Road. Late one evening, Norman had a fall, I called over when I saw the ambulance. Paramedics picked him up, checked him over, got him to his bed which had then been moved downstairs. I went home to find a replacement apple pie which had taken a tumble with Norman when he fell . I worried for him rolling a cigarette in bed. I couldn’t leave until he’d finished it in case he fell asleep as it was midnight! I banged my head on the birdcage and disgruntled bird fluttered it’s wings so I ended up with bird seed in my hair to take home. Norman was so funny and entertaining in himself. Good at enormous jigsaws too . Incredible and unexpected to hear him again narrating one of his films of Bexleyheath

Born there & live there now. Special place.

Would love to get my hand on the original 1962 footage and colour correct it 😀

Fantastic. I was 6 years old in 1986 and remember the area well

Interesting to watch. Much before my time, I remember it in the 90s but loved seeing it in a time that seems long gone..

My Nan and Grandad both had their funerals at this church. Spent many years as a kid going there with my nan

That snooker room used to be the library, and that is where my enduring love of books began. 75 years later, that love has not diminished. I will always remember that building with the fondest of memories.

Bexleyheath when they had normal roundabouts zebra crossings etc....not the bloomin layout they have now...nobody knows what your supposed to do when driving or walking.....😳 started coming here regularly in the late sixties as my boyfriend now hubby lived in Sidcup...me in Essex.....have lived here for 40 odd years now....seen lots of changes not all for the better...but that goes for every town I suppose........my mother in law was injured badly in the Woolworths that was hit here during the war..and her own mother lost her life as well in the same bombing.😢

Things have changed so much Compared to now

1963-1968

Honda ...byilding 2015.....GONE.......going to be a Alid... i belive

The Civic offces....are now the BUILDING of the OLD ...wollich building

When Crook log , swim pool.....i became a SUBA DIVER ! ...did 3 years diving in PADI ! ... LOVED it !...travel..and the training in the Crook Log pool

It will l be for me 45 years in bexley.......march 2016 ....so much change !

took a long time before they put a Cinema , back in bexelyheath

Such a Shame ....the post office moved in a Shop.....just ruddy Crazy !

even the "now" footage is vintage !now! always lived and still live near bheath

when i was little i recall seeing the jungle book at the cinema which is where asda is now. im 40.

loved it

could you also put what the years where in each of the clips thanks

Brilliant so many happy memories thank you.