Οι Αμερικανοί είναι... φίλοι μας!

Listening to the Voice of Greece on the Signal Corps BC-348-Q

Yesterday evening, I warmed up my Signal Corps BC-348-Q and tuned to 9,420 kHz to see if the Voice of Greece happened to be on the air.

Fortunately, I was rewarded with a strong signal from Alvis.

The '348 did a fine job playing all that lovely Greek music, too. Though the WWII era '348 was never intended to be an HF broadcast band receiver, when paired with a good speaker, it sounds pretty darn amazing!

Here's a short video (apologies for the dark image):

Χωρίς αστεία, είναι το δεύτερο αφιέρωμα στην Φωνή της Ελλάδος μέσα σε μία εβδομάδα!

...playing all that lovely Greek music... Παίζοντας αυτήν την αξιαγάπητη μουσική!!! (και τι δέκτης, ε;!)

V.O.G. voice of Greece 9420KHz appr.

Shortwave Radio Recordings: Voice of Greece

The Voice of Greece is an unpredictable broadcaster these days. VOG is not on the air as much as in the past and doesn’t seem to follow a broadcast schedule. I only hear them perhaps once or twice per week now.

But I’m not complaining–after all, this is a shortwave broadcaster that basically came back from the dead.

I love VOG’s music programs and last night their Alvis transmitter was fired up and relaying some wonderful tunes.

The following recording was made on January 30, 2016 starting at 0145 UTC on 9420 kHz. I made this recording with the TitanSDR Pro receiver connected to a large skyloop antenna. Click here to download the MP3, or simply listen via the embedded player below:

Αφιέρωμα στην Φωνή της Ελλάδος από τους φίλους μας!

Αν ήταν και πιό τακτική στα ραντεβού της, τι καλά που θα 'τανε! Άλλες φορές εκπέμπει στο 9420KHz, άλλες κάπου εκεί... τριγύρω!!! Από τραγούδια όμως και ειδικά το αφιέρωμα(?) στον Ζαμπέτα, έσκιζε!