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EM84tx
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I'm looking for current information blogs etc on DRM especially in English language on HF. Able to be received in ITU 2. Google Groups perhaps?
 
I have a pre compiled Dream 2.2 for Windows.
Radio Marti has a strong sig. beamed towards Cuba.
I've listened to the BBC in the past. Not sure if they even are using DRM or shooting this way.
The whole Sourceforge project went stagnant.
 



What is YOUR hardware? Will a USB dongle go into the sw HF region and work?
 
If your radio can dip into the HF range and you can receive 7345 kHz. And open your IF bandwidth to 10 kHz.
Radio Marti would be your best bet. Although in Spanish, it would get your feet wet. The signal is strong when broadcast. I only replied because I have received BBC and Radio Marti. BBC was "spotty" most nights.
Search DRM schedules and hunt around for a signal.
Here's what you're listening for:

Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) - Signal Identification Wiki

Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) is a digital commercial broadcasting mode used to deliver FM-comparable sound quality to shortwave radio.
www.sigidwiki.com
 
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