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A23 Season - May 2023. From a purely technical point of view, shortwave radio refers to those frequencies between 3 and 30 MHz. Everything from law enforcement to personal communications takes place on the shortwave bands.

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This iBook focuses on the new Krypto500 decoder, mainly using this new piece of software for a very short introduction into utility DXing.

For general Shortwave Broadcast (AM) listening, bandwidths of 3Khz through to 6Khz are useful, but for SSB utility voice transmissions look for settings of 1.

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Many of today's decoders are also capable of translating Morse Code (CW).

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