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I decide to talk a little about another thing you can listen to on your shortwave radio if it has SSB capability. I am using my Grundig 750 shortwave radio which has SSB.
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[@1fanger]

Always enjoy listening in on your videos. Thanks

[@royalhoward2882]

As usual, excellent video and information Tom. I have a brand new GRUNDIG SATELLITE 750 coming in by Wednesday the latest and this might be one of the first thing I do with it in honor of you. I had a 750 back in 2010 and lost it via UPS during a move (long story) and really missed it. Watching your shows made me want another one so I ordered it.

[@hamrad88]

Royal Howard Awesome.

[@royalhoward2882]

Thanks Tom for keeping this amazing hobby fresh for all of us. And guess what? And guess what came in early about an hour ago. My new satellite 750!! I'll email you a couple pictures.

[@hamrad88]

Royal Howard Super. Bring on the pictures. :)

[@royalhoward2882]

Just sent email with 3 pictures. Let me know if you got them. Royal

[@hamrad88]

Royal Howard Got them. :)

[@SpectreOZ]

Cheers Tom I wasn't aware of that map/site, I primarily listen to the South East Asia zones (and Australasia) but occasionally hear a handful of Continental US and Canadian HF Aero "Ground Stations" as well :)

[@elzebub007]

Very informative video, I hear a lot of communications out of Atlanta International here in the upstate of SC.

[@hamrad88]

elzebub007 Interesting.

[@tonymcflattie2450]

I am usually talking on the airplane side, the New York “controller” is actually an aeronautical radio operator, who is relaying for the air traffic controller.

[@danielwyllyans]

Like Aeronautical HF Radio Listening

[@hamrad88]

Daniel Wyllyans Super. What frequencies do you listen to the most?

[@danielwyllyans]

I hear more of the shortwave 5450 kHz Ireland, 6604 kHz New york radio etc .. :)

[@kissingbanditt]

11.175 just got in use as of last year in March, so not sure how old your book is...It's a new frequency..

[@hamrad88]

***** Thank you. Seem like I have been listening to it much long than that but at my age it hard to tell. :)

[@kissingbanditt]

freq yes was in use ages ago...it only got publishes as of last year..so many freq's are not published but are very close to the ones that are

[@hamrad88]

***** Whew. I thought I was losing my mind. Thanks for the quick clarification. :)

[@ack4184]

Great video man, I was wondering if I got one of those short wave radios and I live in the Dallas Texas area, do you think I would be able to hear any HF oceanic air band radio transmissions? Or am I too far? I'm an aviation enthusiast and an airport employee at a major airport and this video actually has me interested in getting a radio like yours. I don't know much about radios but I'd like to learn

[@hamrad88]

It would depend on my factors including your location and surrounding buildings, you height above sea level and most important a good external antenna with good coax cable. Have a great day.

[@finderskeepers5343]

Yes, i have these online maps but I'm actually looking for a hardcopy laminated map. Can't seem to find where they sell them. Any clues?

[@hamrad88]

Same problem here. I guess having hard copy is no longer the in thing.

[@jonathancopeland6083]

SSB is important, if listening to Hams, on 80, and 40 meters Tom: Do you remember Gander, Newfoundland, Canada? Wasn't it important at one time to overseas pilots?

[@hamrad88]

Jonathan Copeland Sorry my memory is not so good.

[@maryrafuse3851]

Gander is still important and directs all incoming commercial jets from Europe. Gander can and does order jets to land. Remember the role of Gander NFLD in 9/11? The other important one is NAV Canada Moncton Centre (CYQM) the last control for jets leaving North America for Europe. Moncton Centre manages 18 Million SQ KM of Canadian and Oceanic Airspace. Both Gander & Moncton are strategic and most important.

[@krocscanner1555]

Could you do a video on the air band for the C.Crane Skywave radio? Thanks

[@hamrad88]

aviationATvideos I will put it on my list of shows for the future.

[@nathanpetrovski7525]

Are there any other frequencies besides the MWARA ones?

[@hamrad88]

+Nathan Petrovski Yes there is a ton of frequencies depending on what kind of content you want to listen to. See some of my other shows on where you can find this type on information in books and on the internet.

[@built2last31]

time to upgrade windows your 3 versions behind ha ha