Popular Shortwave Radio Interval Signals (Golden Memories) 

+Svetlana Rodriguez Yes it's our nostalgia and reminds our Golden days, thanks for watching.

I miss it so much, such a strangely romantic sound.

Yes

I am going to upload my video of a radio jungle 😂 n the far end of the Long wave take note let me know what it is I last heard it in 1978 I think it is a German station

It will be a little later in the evening when I will play that jingle on my keyboard

Thanks for sharing Nostalgic times

Same here.

Same.

Getting nostalgic

Yes still am a fan of sw hobby

Yes still am a fan of sw hobby

Do you have sw on your radio?

@@gorankoilic6571 No

Same here.

Thanks fellow DX er

They used to have things like Essay Competitions, first prize a week in the wonderful communist city of Prague. (And there was a joke that the second prize was two weeks ...)

Great memories indeed!!!

yeah, miss all time those great days and tunes!!!

@@dxermanto Now that I'm retired i would love to get back into the hobby. But unfortunately the hobby hardly exists anymore. I still listen, but there is so little remaining.

All gone now 😢😢

It's funny, I got my first shortwave radio when I was in 4th grade. A simple AM only from Sears. It was magical to be able to receive stations from all over the world! I spent the first week in my bedroom, staying up late with an earphone, so I didn't bother my brother with whom I shared a bedroom. Once my parents learned that I was listening to Moscow and Havana, They were concerned. This was, of course at the height of the Cold war. I was banished to our cold, unfinished basement, my parents thought I wouldn't brave the cold, dark and dank basement. I often donned gloves and a jacket to listen to my beloved shortwave radio!

Thanks for your Golden memories 💛 ✨️

It's true, a few Chinese stations persists in sw, most of popular stations stopped broadcasting Decades ago.

This is the reason why some SW stations shut their service. Some remain in AM frequencies, some shut to sell their spectrums, some shut by the law of the government, and some shut by lack of funds. Only Chinese SW remains in Asia. In the Philippines, a Christian organization Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC) stopped two-thirds of its SW services, leaving DZH-6 (6+ MHz) as the only SW station transmitted by 2 towers in Bocaue, Bulacan and Iba, Zambales. FEBC's National Shortwave Service DZB-2 shut around 80s due to the birth of other stations, such as DYVS-AM in Bacolod, DXAS-AM in Zamboanga City, DXFE-AM in Davao City, etc. Meanwhile, some SW masts were resided in Concepcion, Tarlac as to be broadcasted for the Marine broadcasts of the Philippine Navy (with ownership of Voice of America and Radio Philippines). In Obando, Bulacan, Radio Veritas, a Catholic-based organization owned by the Catholic Media Network and the Philippine Archdioceses across the nation (on behalf of the Archdiocese of Manila, who owns the Catholic Media Network and the one who has its responsibility to take care of Radio Veritas' programming), broadcasts its SW service in a mast that holds DZXL-AM and DZRV-AM. Among these SW stations, others had their SW services reached in the Philippines. Mostly are Chinese, mashing with BBC World Radio and others (relays their signals in Concepcion, Tarlac). I had discovered Radio Taiwan International on 1375 KHz, then additional broadcasts of RTI on 700 KHz. On SW2, BBC World Radio mashed FEBC in 9.33 MHz, then sliding to .39 that RTI evens locked all freqs. Luckily, PBS remains free in 15.00+ MHz.

Indeed, my Icom ICF sits silently in my room as a momento from the past!

Grahame Manns There’s still a lot to hear... utility stations, Radio National in Amazonia, BBC still on Ascension Island, African Pathways Radio. Just have to look and listen to try to find them. Not to mention Radio New Zealand Pacific.

Stations can still be heard in Europe. Listen online via the Univ Twente SDR.

Same about me I have started early in 1987, Thanks for your feedback.

Same

@@dxermanto I started in 1976

Feeling nostalgic, thanks for sharing your cool compliments, 73's

+Tomorrow We Live Hmm

The Radio Sweden jingle is at 7:47, for quick reference for those looking for it :)

@@maxzines5759 Thank you

Thanks for watching and writing good nostalgic feelings

Yes, those were golden memories

Me too. Listening to them, dreaming going abroad, that's what I did. They helped me to know the languages and the countries.

Yeap, you said right. Our nostalgic Hobby reminds our Golden times.

Yes that really hurt us

Great memories

Yes, very nostalgic feelings

Ah yes! The DX100 was my first receiver with BFO. I still have two of them in mint condition. Hope you are well.

Me too

That's really hurt us

Try WBCQ in Maine.

Yes still love those golden memories

Me too

Thanks for sharing your story 😊

Highly appreciated your feedback 😊

Numbers Stations in the middle of the night.😊.Yes was a bit unsettling.

Thanks a lot for your time

Yes that's great and nostalgic Times

+Michael Lewis Thanks for watching, yes that's why I have shared this video. 73's

thanks for your compliments

VOA were the best.Used to get a beautiful calendar,plus a metal keyring once.😊

Welcome dxer

Yes dxer

Me too

Welcome

thanks for sharing your memory regarding dxing hobby and watching my video. please watch my other videos on dxing and stay with me...

Does anyone remember the Dxing greats including Victor Gunetellike from Sri Lanka, Dick Speakman from Australia. I can't remember who hosted the Radio Nederland Dx program but it was absolutely the best. Where is everyone?

As far as I remember back then, the man at the mike in Hilversum was Jonathan Marks. He is still around with a critically minded blog with media matters

Yeah that's Golden memories

Thanks dear dxer

Thanks for sharing your story 😊

+Christopher Petroff thanks for watching my video.

Feel nostalgic, thanks for watching

welcome.

Yes it was!

Thank you so much, happy dxing

The distortion just makes it. I have a cassette (!) _some_where of Liliburlero from the BBC - complete with the sort of fades that overloaded the set on the upswing, Morse code interference, and I think even six equal pips at the end. Ah, memories ...

Yes, both sw and internet

Used to be Radio Bucharesti. Remember receiving nice Romanian music records from them

Still using the same interval signal as at 7:16

I am listening to it.

RFI also.

+Canadian Treasure Hunter THANKS

Thanks

Thanks dear dxer

Our nostalgia

Thank you so much

Modern tech is designed to be automated, seamless and featureless. I know this sounds nerdy at best and alarmist at worst, but I truly think modern tech is leading us down a deadly path

@@EaglehawkMoonfang Indeed.

Thanks for sharing your feedback 😀

Thanks 😊

Thanks for stopping by, happy dxing

@@dxermanto after one year I still got this viedo, amazing youtube knows my taste

Thanks 😊

Thanks for listening

Thanks for your informations, 73's

Thanks for visiting. Please stay with my channel.

It's really nostalgic 😢

Welcome

Thanks a lot dxer

Yes dxer

Yes, we miss those days 😢

Number 19 is Radio Exterior España of the RTVE.

37 is radio UAE

33 is from Croatia

Thanks for sharing your words, happy dxing 73's

You are right brother, thanks for watching, please stay with my channel

Although I cannot imagine that Radio Vaticana's interval signal was based on a hymn which is sung in some sacred events like Papal inagurations. If I may recall, "Christus Vincit" is the title of that melody.

Adventist World Radio Is Speaking Korean?

안녕하세요

Thanks for watching.

Radio RSA tune still my fav one

Ok, dxer

Very popular that time

Thanks 😊

But SW Radio 📻 is Great

Yes That was my favorite 😍

Love from Bangladesh

Saludos desde Nuevo Mexico. Estados Unidos

Greetings From Bangaldesh

Thanks for watching

Can anyone help with this

Hi, Maybe it was DEUTSCHE WELLE or DEUTSCHLANDFUNK?

​@@dadd3649 Deutschlandfunk used to come on in English daily on MW, so you could be right.(half hour or so I think).RAI from Italy did the same.😊