Nordic
DX Center
 Started
in 1995 by Swedish DXer Hermod Pedersen, in an effort to create
a central Nordic DX web site. Also focusing on Andes DX and
receiving antennas, this site soon became a popular news source
among DXers internationally.
In February 2000 this site and Risto Kotalampi's hard-core-dx
mailing list joined forces, and created this site in which
NordicDX is now totally incorporated.
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ClandestineRadio.com
 Clandestine
radio is where espionage, war and DX'ing merge, and DX'ing
these stations is hearing history unfold in real time.
ClandestineRadio.com is the first specialty radio portal
and is edited by an international team of the world's leading
experts in the field. Its content is tailored to both the
DX and non-DX reader and has been featured by many international
newspapers, magazines, and radio and television networks.
Additionally, the editors often employ quiet diplomacy with
guerilla groups and have not only uncovered exclusive technical
data on stations but have also singlehandedly convinced
their operators to honor QSL requests.
The BBCM, US National Public Radio, US Naval Intelligence,
various international think-tanks, and universities worldwide
refer to it. Why don't you?
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Shortwave
Bulletin
 The
first issue of this bulletin dates back to the Summer of
1961. Many of the world's best and most experienced DX-ers
have been, and still are, members and contributors.
Shortwave
Bulletin's objective is to quickly issue the latest and
hottest DX catches to the members. Quality is the key word.
SWB only publish information of interest to the experienced
DX-er. Shortwave Bulletin is produced basically in Swedish.
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Distance
This is the online version of Swedish Umeå Kortvågsklubb's
Distance, the leading medium wave DX source in Sweden.
The Internet version is managed by Lars Bygdén, editor
also of the print version.
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 DXlinks.info
With more than 3000 links to DX web sites, all hand-picked
and verified, who else could ask for more?
Run by Finnish DXer Pentti Lintujärvi.
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Herman's
DX Homepage
The web site of Flemish DXer Herman Boel; most famous for
its list of medium wave stations in Europe, North Africa
and the Middle East. This list can be downloaded for free
as a PDF file.
Other parts is a list of languages, a comprehensive list
of all FM stations in Flanders, and a list of interesting
web sites.
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QSL
Information Pages
 Mr.
Schöch grew up in East Germany, which was at the heart
of a major propa-ganda and clandestine radio war between
the two superpowers during the Cold War. His experience
of living without a free press and political opposition
lends him tremen-dous insight and credibility into conflicts
and media disputes around the world.
Realizing the need for the centralization of information
about clandestine radio, Martin Schöch launched Clandestine
Radio Watch (CRW) in April 1998.
Additionally, Mr. Schöch is an influential force within
the "free radio" movement in Europe.
Mr. Schöch is a doctoral candidate in chemistry at
Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg in Merseburg,
Germany, where he is developing new biodegradable bone cement
for medical purposes.
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Radiodx.com
 Radiodx.com
is the web site of the New Zealand Radio DX League and focuses
on DX Kiwi-style. It is also the repository for the Radio
Heritage Collection, covering the history of radio and DXing
with accent on the Pacific.
Radiodx.com is hosted by Paul Ormandy.
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Arbeitsgemeinschaft
DX e.V.
The AGDX e.V. is the umbrella organisation for German speaking
listeners clubs, with club members from Germany and from
Austria, and individual members from many European countries
and also from abroad.
Our services are in the German language, we also care to
observe and use non-German language sources. We have a liaison
with the ADDX to provide our members with a jointly compiled
club magazine, produced by the capable and responsible hands
of their editor in chief.
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The
DX Club of Tampere
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