[Premium-Rx] Longwave Receiver Recommendations?

[Bruce Gentry]

Are there any LW broadcast staions still on the air in Europe?  I do not 
believe we ever had them here, at least after 1930.     Is brute force 
like RCA's Radio Central the only way to cross oceans on LW ?

       Bruce Gentry, KA2IVY


On 4/4/20 1:17 PM, Les Layton wrote:
> I also have a CEI-357, purchased years ago from Fair Radio Sales. Does a very fine job on VLF with just a end-fed 15 foot vertical antenna up about 20 ft. off the ground. Works best with an external 500 kHz low pass filter in line to keep the local broadcast stations from overloading the front end. Also have a WW2 vintage National RBL-5 which tunes 15-600 kHz in 6 bands. There are still many NDB (non directional beacon) stations in operation throughout the world (between 190-535 kHZ in North America) . I have logged several hundred over the years. The best place to go for identifying  NDB signals is:
>
> https://www.classaxe.com/dx/ndb/rna/
>
> Les Layton
> Las Vegas, NV
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