Template:Station list
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| - | This is a template for showing frequencies other stations broadcast on in a certain band. | + | This is a template for showing frequencies other stations broadcast on in a certain [[Shortwave_Broadcast_Bands|band]]. |
'''wavelength''' sets the wavelength—enter a number (ex. “120” for 120 m). | '''wavelength''' sets the wavelength—enter a number (ex. “120” for 120 m). | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 25 March 2026
| 120 m band 2300-2495 kHz | |
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| Major government broadcasters (2+ frequencies) | Radio China International (China) - China National Radio (China) - Voice of America (USA) |
| Minor government broadcasters (1 frequency) | USA (4840) - USA (9955) |
| Major private broadcasters (2+ frequencies) | WWCR (NA, 4840) - WRMI (NA, 9955) |
| Minor private broadcasters (1 frequency) | Shortwave Australia (AUS, 2320) |
| Digital broadcasters | TDF (EUR, 3320) |
This is a template for showing frequencies other stations broadcast on in a certain band.
wavelength sets the wavelength—enter a number (ex. “120” for 120 m).
lower and upper set the lower and upper bounds for the band—enter a number in each (ex. “2300” in lower-bound and “2495” in upper-bound for the 120 m band).
For the following parameters, enter the station’s name and, in parentheses, its country (for government broadcasters) or continent (for private broadcasters), and its frequency. Use dashes ( - ) to separate stations, with spaces between the dashes. Example: WWCR (USA, 4840) - WRMI (USA, 9955).
- major-gvt is for major government broadcasters (government broadcasters with one or more stations which broadcast in at least one location and/or on more than one frequency). There is no need to list frequencies for these stations.
- minor-gvt is for minor government broadcasters (government broadcasters which are not major broadcasters.)
- major-pvt is for major private broadcasters—private broadcasters with at least one frequency.
- minor-pvt is for minor private broadcasters—private broadcasters which are not high-power broadcasters.
- drm is for stations of any power and owner which broadcast in DRM.
