The 55 year old Danish Shortwave Club International, which contains radio DXers in 33 countries as members, has just released the 14th annual edition of Domestic Broadcasting Survey.
The survey is divided into three parts, which include all active broadcast stations on 2300-5700 kHz, including clandestines. Part 2 are stations in international shortwave bands above 5700 kHz, and Part 3 includes deleted frequencies between 2 and 30 MHz, that have not been heard during the past five years.
For additional information on the club and DBS, please refer to www.dswci.org/
I will be reviewing DBS-14, in an upcoming summer edition of Monitoring Times.
Gayle Van Horn, Frequency Manager