KPH SDR Receivers
There are a total of seven GPS disciplined Kiwi receivers available. One receiver is connected to a shielded loop antenna and is dedicated to LF/MF reception. Six receivers are connected to the TCI-530 antenna for 3 to 30MHz reception.
The LF/MF Kiwi is HERE
The HF Kiwis are HERE
Enjoy!
The receive site at Point Reyes was selected by none other than Dr. Harold Beverage. He was looking for a a location at the edge of the ocean with plenty of flat land for antennas and a very low electrical noise level for point to point HF reception. The site that became knows as RS on the order wire fit the bill. The station began service in 1930. Coast station KPH moved to the site in 1946.
Scroll down below the photo for a listing of Morse code coast stations that can still be heard on the air. Click on their call signs to go directly to a KPH Kiwi receiver tuned to their frequency to hear them live.
Seven Kiwi receivers and auxiliary equipment at the KPH receive site
Listen Live to Coast Stations Still on The Air
Click on the call sign below to be taken directly to a KPH SDR tuned to the station’s frequency. Use your browser’s back button to return to this page. If you know of stations that should be added to this list please send the information to info@radiomarine.org
Use your browser’s <= button to return to the MRHS site after listening to these stations.
South Korea - The Korean stations are still on the air but appear to have reduced their transmit power so they may be difficult to monitor.
HLG - 8484.0
HLW - 8636.0
HLO - 12843.0
HLF - 12916.5
HLW2 - 12923.0
HLG - 12935.0
HLJ - 16910.0
HLO - 16990.0
HLW - 17130.0
HLF - 22611.0
China
XSG - 8665.0
Greece
SVO - 8424.0