30 Days of Dxing

I am a radio enthusiast and also an E&C engineer. Though fields and waves, or antenna theory, were not favorite subjects in engineering, I love radio waves and listening to them. I think if I had more practice-oriented classes during my engineering studies, I would have loved those subjects much more than I do now that I practice. This is my #30DaysOfDXing, where I am trying to receive various radio wave transmissions and listen to them using either my Radio, SDR, etc. I am currently using ShortwaveSchedule, Short-Wave Info, ShorWave DB, QSL.net, etc. as my sources. Look at the resource material at the bottom for an updated list.

Logbook

  • Date and Time are in GMT
DateTimeFreqBandTransmitterLocationReceiverRecordingNotes
2026042816:3011660kHzSWVoice of Turkey,
Emirler, Ankara, Turkey
Davis Road, BengaluruEton Elite TravelerTransmission was okay. Used a home made wire antenna. I will try putting the antenna outside next time.
2026041916:04612kHzMWAll India Radio, Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDavis Road, BengaluruEton Elite TravelerIt was clear as it was a Bengaluru transmission. Language is Kannada.
2026041518:3413710kHzSWChina Radio International, Kunming Anning, ChinaDavis Road, BengaluruEton Elite TravelerIt was not clear but good enough. I guess language is Bulgarian.

Hardware

Software

Resources

Blogposts

All my blogposts about Amateur (HAM) Radio. I have listed some here that could be immediately useful, some are mine and others are from across the web 🌐.