Listen to some recorded Ham-Radio sounds

• Listen how the different VHF&up propagation modes sound
• Listen to KB8RQ calling CQ on 144 MHz. via the moon as received in my station. (MP3, 90 Kb)
• Listen to my own echos off the moon (MP3, 84 Kb)
• Listen to my signal as received by DD0VF via the moon (4x7 elements) (MP3 88Kb)
• RN6BN in SSB (64x15 elem.), received by SM5CUI via the moon on 2m. (MP3 - 340 Kb) 
• SM7BAE in SSB (8x20 elem.), received by EA6VQ via the moon on 2m. with 8x17 elem. (MP3 - 431 Kb)
• Leonids shower 2002. Listen how it sounded in Balearic Islands.
• IW6CVN/6 and IS0/I5CTE on 10 GHz tropoducting, recorded by EA3XU during his QSO 
• OSCAR-1 sending the HI's on December 14, 1961, at 0722Z. (.WAV (226K) or RealAudio (21K))
• Here is a strong signal from Sputnik 1 on October 7, 1957 at 0457Z (.WAV (116K) or RealAudio (11K))
• Listen to the recording of Explorer 1 on February 11, 1958 at 0100Z (.WAV (110K) or RealAudio (10K))
• Single sideband transmissions from KP4BPZ in Arecibo, Puerto Rico via Moon Bounce on Saturday, July 3, 1965 (.WAV (150K) or RealAudio (14K))
• SSB recording from OSCAR 10 (.WAV (113K) or RealAudio (10K))
• 144 MHz beacons audio files by DD0VF 
• PA5WX page with RealAudio files from connections on 2 Meters
• The PA2HJS 50 MHz Tape Archives
• The VK3OT 50 MHz Tape Archives
• JA4BLC's EME QSO's and tests
• Meteor scatter sounds
• Sounds of VHF
• Six meter EME signals
• Listen how signals sound in a dual-rx system (stereo rx with both polarities simultaneously) by SM7SJR
• GI0OTC 50 MHz audio clips
• DX contacts in MP3 format by I3LGP
• Listen to my signal as received by DO1YCS via Sporadic-E on 144 MHz.
• Listen to my signal as received by OE6IWG via FAI on 144 MHz
• LU6FEC working YV4MT in FM via TEP on 144 MHz 
• The following are some recordings kindly provided by Fl?io Archangelo (PY2ZX) and Luiz Tresso (PY2OC), on behalf of the Japy DX Group (JDXG), of TEP QSO and SWL made in portable operations from Comprida Island, State of S? Paulo.
  • 1th TEP QSO between Sao Paulo and Carib in 2 meters, 8P6JB w/ PY2OC via Barbados repeater. 0200 Z, 24 jan 2005.
  • Now 8P6JB point-to-point QSO w/ PY2ZX in 2 meters FM,0231 Z, 25 jan 2005.
  • CBC, 94,7 MHz, Barbados, 26 jan 2005.
  • Hott FM, 95,3 MHz, Barbados, 0001 Z, 24 jan 2005.
  • Liberty FM, 98,1 MHz, Barbados, 0041 Z, 25 jan 2005.
  • Example of fast QSB and breaking TEP carrier, unidentified Caribbean station, 100,7 MHz, 0137 Z, 24 jan 2005.

Most recordings are in MP3 format. For Real-Audio (.RA) recordings you will have to download Real Audio Player

 

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