Welcome to my wav and mp3 (converting under consturction) file page of long distance "DX" receptions of FM broadcast
radio stations from Duluth, MN. I'm sure you have a favorite radio station? Well my hobby is listening
to radio stations from far away places. The signals which have travelled a long distance are known as "DX", the abbreviation for distance.
When atmospheric conditions permit, it is possible to
listen to a radio station from places outside your locality.
Depending on the types of atmospheric conditions, it is possible to hear these staions as clearly as your local favorites.
With other conditions, the station may fade up and down in volume (signal strength) and make listening a little less enjoyable if listening to the music or show is your primary goal.
To a DXer, even the weakest, barely heard signal is worth listening to in an attempt to identify a newly heard station for his/her DX logbook. Below are some audio "wav" clips of DX stations heard on the FM radio band.
Most are less than 500 K. , some are bigger files
but I didn't want to sacrifice too much of the audio quality.
With FM DX season ripening for Eskip, I should be adding some new clips on here before too long.
But, here are a few examples to start with, heard from Duluth, Minnesota. All times are central time US.
Via "E - skip" mode unless otherwise noted.
