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Introduction to Mediumwave DXing - Radio DX
https://www.radiodx.com/introduction-to-dxing/introduction-to-mw-dxing/
Something at least 300 metres long, between 2 – 4 metres high, pointed at your target area, terminated to ground via a resistor of approximately 470 -560 Ohms at the far end, and fed with coax and an impedance matching transformer. There are few alternatives that come even close to a Beverage for MW DX.
DX Audio Vault Part II – Medium Wave Circle
https://mwcircle.org/dx-audio-vault/
DX Audio Vault Part II. A selection of off-air recordings made by Circle members by country order. These are included to give you a taste of DX reception on medium wave. All recordings were made in the British Isles. Please note that a combination of good propagation conditions, a good receiver and aerial and a skilled (or lucky) listener was ...
MW DXING AUDIO CLIPS FROM SCOTLAND - DX Archive
http://www.dxarchive.com/mw/transatlantic_audio_clips_2009.html
WELCOME to the audio clip page. From 2009, this will be the main page for links to clips of the radio stations from dx receivers here in Scotland. This serves as a resource to MW dxer's who may want to hear a specific top of the hour announcement. There are clips taken from the various
The Ultimate Compact MW DX Antenna? | radiodx.com
https://www.radiodx.com/the-ultimate-compact-mw-dx-antenna/
Whether you’re a ham, MW or SW DXer, there are times when a receive antenna will be very handy. I’ve experimented with EWEs, K9AYs and coax loops. Just recently, Shared Apex Loop Arrays have received a lot of publicity and this excellent Youtube presentation certainly caught my interest.
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