NASWA · Links

Links:

Kim Andrew Elliott: Respected audience researcher, VOA gadfly and NASWA columnist.
Patepluma Radio: Great source for anecdotes about Latin American radio stations, by Don Moore, former Latin Destinations columnist.
On the Short Waves: Exhaustive site about the history of shortwave radio by radio historian and NASWA board member Jerry Berg, based on his acclaimed book.
Musings — International Broadcasting, Public Radio: Richard Cuff, NASWA's Easy Listening columnist, covers exactly what the blog name suggests.
Short Wave Stuff: Former President Dan Ferguson's schedules spreadsheet using numerous sources including HFCC,EiBi, Prime Time SW and more

Live Tunable Receivers: As covered at the 2010 Winterfest; receivers you can tune online - including Global Tuners and SDR Radio

Loops: Everything from small active loops to wire (skyloops) and lots in between
HF Antennas: Everything about antennas; inverted L, dipoles and many other kinds; homebrew and commercial products, reviews and more

HF Propagation: Many links for learning how signals travel great distances; maps, software and more

Pirates and Clandestines: Links for ACE and many other pirate related links.
HF Broadcast links: Links for clubs worldwide, websites, blogs and mailing lists

Equipment and Accessories: Find links to information about receivers, including the growing trend toward Software Defined Radios (SDR)

Amateur Radio Transceiver Control: Many ham transceivers now have general coverage rx built in
DXtreme Software: Logging software for Windows
Receiver Software Applications: Software for receivers, including Dream links and much more