Worldwide HF Communication Today
Broadcast database: 8,632 entries with the latest schedules of all clandestine, domestic and international broadcasting services on shortwave. Compiled by top experts in this field with the assistance of more than 100 experienced collaborators and monitors worldwide - among them:
A powerful concurrent full text word search is included as well. Runs under Windows 95/98/2000/ME/NT/XP/... Whether you are an international radio listener, a businessman or a tourist travelling worldwide, a professional monitoring service, or a circumnavigator sailing around the globe: This is the way - just a few keystrokes and you have it all!
Apart from the usual incremental search features, the most powerful tool is the concurrent full text search facility (funktion key F9). Examples: in the broadcast database BC2008, entering the words bbc en 16:34 takes you, within less than a second, to 24 entries with all BBC frequencies worldwide broadcasting in English at 16:34 UTC. The search word sequence is free: if you enter 23:45 as en this gives you 43 entries with all broadcasts in English to Asia at 23:45 UTC.
If you enter drm this gives you 108 transmissions with the revolutionary new Digital Radio Mondiale technique.
If you like exotic languages, in gives you 167 entries with all programmes worldwide in Indonesian.
Digital data decoder screenshots: 404 fascinating new screenshots from Afghanistan (International Committee of the Red Cross, Peshawar) to Yemen (Algerian Embassy Sana'a). The following screenshot shows the fully automatic transformation procedure of e.g. Arabic message texts, invented already 25 years ago by Klingenfuss and described in detail in our unique Radio Data Code Manual!
Utility database: 9,996 special frequencies from our international bestseller 2007/2008 Guide to Utility Radio Stations. Plus 930 abbreviations and 20,766 formerly active frequencies - all on one compact disk for PCs with Windows. Not only can you browse through all that data in milliseconds, but you can search in next to no time - even combined! - for specific frequencies, countries, stations, languages, call signs, and times as well. It can't get faster than this!
In the utility database UT2008, entering the words aus ssb gives you 201 entries with all SSB frequencies of stations in Australia. If you enter icrc you get 94 entries with all frequencies of the International Committee of the Red Cross worldwide. If you enter dig r you get 956 entries with all digital data transmission and teleprinter frequencies of coastal radio stations. If you enter ale usaf you get 226 entries with all United States Air Force stations using the Automatic Link Establishment digital data system. alg finds you all entries (156) of stations in Algeria. If you enter gw you get 218 frequencies of the Globe Wireless radionet worldwide.
In the former utility transmissions database OldFreq, entering the word reuter gives you a list of 60 entries with all former Reuter press frequencies from Bahrain, Beirut, Buenos Aires, Hong Kong, Lagos, London, Montevideo, Nairobi, New York, Singapore, and Sydney. usr finds you all entries (1112) of stations from the former Union of Socialist Soviet Republics.
By means of the mouse cursor in the headline of a table you can rearrange the order of the columns according to your needs, and you can modify the widths of the individual columns as well. There are many more fascinating features of our new software. Enjoy it. For users of advanced COMINT, SIGINT, radio monitoring and spectrum surveillance systems such as the leading WAVECOM W61 digital data analyzer and decoder series, the new Super Frequency List on CD is a must.This unequalled product is based on 39 years of experience in the radio monitoring and publishing field!
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25 years after the spreading of PC technology all over the world, the publication of frequency lists by the medium of CD is considered to be a standard procedure among state-of-the-art companies in this field, and it is a must for leading publishers such as Klingenfuss Publications. We have been around for 39 years already. For decades, we have been the world leader in publications on digital data signals decoding on HF. The unique Radio Data Code Manual - used by radio monitoring services around the world for training and operation - currently runs its 17th edition. The famous Guide to Utility Radio Stations is in its 24th edition. We now offer 5,800 (five thousand eight hundred!) digital data decoder screenshots on CD. Just for the record, other publishers have absolutely nothing to offer in this field, let alone something on CD. What a shame!
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