Welcome to DX Guides 

1 December 2024

The DX Guides for shortwave and mediumwave can now be found on the website of the British DX Club at www.bdxc.org.uk (please refer to the Articles Index page). BDXC-UK is a well established organisation that has just celebrated both its 50th anniversary and the 600th edition of its monthly magazine "Communication" and certainly has a very healthy future ahead of it. The club's website already has a lot of useful information for DXers and radio enthusiasts, so it makes sense to place the DX Guides there as well where they are likely to get a lot more exposure. As always the guides will be free to download and anyone can participate in helping to keep them up-to-date.

With it being an on-going process of updating and improving the guides, new editions are published on the 15th of each month. In between, details of any changes can be found on the DX Guides Update page in the form of two pdf's for mediumwave and shortwave, which are regularly updated themselves until the next set of guides are produced.

This website will continue with an assortment of other radio-related lists, guides and features, so please be sure to take a look now and again for anything new. The aim is to add something to this site every few days of one sort or another.

My thanks to Alan Roe for allowing his "Music on Shortwave" guide and very useful programme grids to be added. These now appear under the "Shortwave" tab. And thanks to Rihards Millers for being the inspiration in launching our Internet section, starting with the schedule for TRT Voice of Türkiye that Rihards has compiled. More schedules will be added very soon in this section.

And as I mentioned above, don't forget that the British DX Club have a lot of interesting and useful items on their website, so please visit www.bdxc.org.uk and take a look around. I have been a member since 1977 and edited the monthly magazine "Communication" between 1985-2005, so I have a strong affiliation with the club and can highly recommend what it has to offer.

Good listening, Tony

Tony Rogers, Birmingham, UK

Email address for DX Guides: dxguides@gmail.com


DX Guides credits and acknowledgements

With the help of DXers and listeners worldwide, the guides are corrected and updated regularly. Thanks to the following for their assistance during 2024 (in alphabetical order of surname): Franck Baste (France), Alexander Beryozkin (Russia), Franz Bleeker (Germany), Tim Gaynor (Australia), Stig Hartvig-Nielsen (Denmark), Noby Hasegawa (Japan), Glenn Hauser (USA), Jose Jacob (India), Dave Kenny (UK), Andy Lawendel (Italy), Vincent Lecler (France), Alex Miatlikov (Ukraine), Rihards Millers (Latvia), John Vinther Nielsen (Denmark), Alan Pennington (UK), Alan Roe (UK), Łukasz Rzepecki (Poland), Atsuhiko Takezawa (Japan), Zenon Teles (India) and Rob Wagner (Australia), and also thanks to Ron Howard (USA) for permission to quote his very useful reports that are regularly posted to the World of Radio IO Group.

And acknowledging the many DXers and listeners who  also report their logs and observations to magazines, newsletters and websites, as well as posting them to various online groups. Those I check regularly are: A-DX (IO Group), British DX Club (Communication and IO Group), Canadian International DX Club (CIDXC Messenger), DX India (IO Group), EiBi (Eike Bierwirth), International Radio Club of America - IRCA (DX  Monitor), Medium Wave Circle (MW News and IO Group), Rob Wagner's Mount Evelyn DX Report, National Radio Club - NRC (DX News), North American Shortwave Association - NASWA (NASWA Journal and NASWA Flashsheet), Now on the Radio DX, RUS-DX (Anatoly Klepov), Thomas Nilsson's Shortwave Bulletin, Wolfgang Bueschel's BC-DX, Glenn Hauser's World of Radio IO Group, and Ydun's Medium Wave Info (please see the DX Websites page for links to these sites and others).

Anything not right? Please do not hesitate to let me know. Thanks.