A review of the World Radio and TV Handbook 2026 E-Book edition @OxfordShortwaveLog
A review of the World Radio and TV Handbook 2026 E-Book edition  @OxfordShortwaveLog
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Hi there, don't be a saddo like me and spend the rest of your DXing career slamenting about the death of the printed version of the WRTH. Instead, embrace the continuation of this invaluable publication via the E-Book format. It actually works very wel and in my opinion, gives an experience that is much closer to the hard copy book than their web version. Either way, we have to do our bit to support the publishers because this has to be commercially viable for them, otherwise the WRTH will die forever. Thanks for watching and 73.
A review of the World Radio and TV Handbook 2026 E-Book editionRadio New Zealand Pacific 13690 kHz coming into Oxford UK strongly this morning on the Yaesu FRG-100E07 The English Man Russian numbers station copied on 15858 kHz with the Tecsun S-2200XA strong signal from  Rádio Nacional da Amazônia 6180 kHz, Brazil, copied with the Tecsun S2200xSanta Maria (AZR) Oceanic ATC 6628 kHz USB, Azores with the Icom IC-705 and my end-fed wire antennaRadio Nacional de España has sadly left medium wave, but this has created windows in the band for DXA strong signal from Bamako, Radio Mali 5995 kHz copied on the Tecsun S2200xMy annual review of the World Radio and Television Handbook: 2026 (80th and final edition in print)USAF HFGCS Emergency Action Message copied on 11175 kHz with very rarely heard error correctionLongwave stations coming into Oxford UK quite nicely in the afternoon copied on the Sony ICF-SW55Rare 40 metre band afternoon copy of Radio New Zealand Pacific 7390 kHz using the Tecsun S-2200XWhats left on medium wave? ERT News Radio 729 kHz, Athína/Agios Stefanos, Greece copied on S2200X
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A review of the World Radio and TV Handbook 2026 E-Book edition

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