over seas radio

[volkodav]

is there any way to get over sea radio stations beside PC?

 

[Roger]

There's shortwave but I doubt if that's what you want.

 

[voomvoom]

There's radio via FTA satellite. Since I only speak or understand (at times) Great American Southern English, I can't possibly tell you what they are or where they're from. Bottom line: I don't bother with any, except maybe Canadian.

Al

 

[volkodav]

There's radio via FTA satellite. Since I only speak or understand (at times) Great American Southern English, I can't possibly tell you what they are or where they're from. Bottom line: I don't bother with any, except maybe Canadian.

Al

is there like canal line up on line i can take a look at? or can you give me info please

 

[voomvoom]

Sorry, I don't know of any on-line lineup. Nor do I listen to any very often. I only know they are there. Maybe someone else has a list or knows where to find one. You could try posting this question in the FTA (free to air) section. Someone there may be able to help you.

Al

 

[volkodav]

OK thanks

 

[FreddyvsJasonvsAsh]

I really don't think you can get any UK/Ireland or even European radio here in the US besides BBC Radio 1..if there was I'd be listening because I love alot of artist from the UK/Ireland namely Westlife..but there are a few more

 

[gbjbany]

The only way i get UK radio is the web. heart 106.2 is my current choice. I also think you can get BBC world service on but i've never listened to it.

 

[navychop]

Start here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/

 

[theslag]

I know you said you didnt want to use the internet...but...

http://www.mikesradioworld.com/

is a great site for world wide radio!!!

RB