Radio Explorer
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Reviewed by
Avery J. Parker KI4TQN,
Computer Tips - Tech Info
Featured in the
“Cool Software for SWL”
seminar by
Tim Lemmon WK4U
at the SWL Fest
Reviewed in
„Radio-Kurier –
weltweit hören“
magazine,
article by
Nils Schiffhauer DK8OK
Reviewed by
Thomas “Tom” Kamp DF5JL,
Radioskala
Reviewed in
Radio Universe Web magazine
Last updated:
page content on February 8, 2010,
source code on
February 8, 2010.
Radio Explorer displays shortwave radio broadcast schedules so that you can tune in to on-air international stations and listen to the world around you.
Also, Radio Explorer is used at professional radio frequency management organizations, both in the private and the public sectors.
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News
January 5, 2010
Version 2.7.3 Release
In this version, the frequency bounds of shortwave radio bands have been updated in order to match the current regulations, and the frequency bounds of the mediumwave band have been corrected. The bounds have been modified both in the Frequency combo box on the Query toolbar, and in the corresponding topic in the built-in help of Radio Explorer.
December 26, 2009
Version 2.7.2 Release
This is a maintenance version. The security certificate used for digitally signing files that are downloaded when Radio Explorer is installed via the Java Web Start technology, has been replaced with a new one. This has been done because the previous certificate was nearing the end of its validity period.
December 24, 2009
Version 2.7.1 Release
For this version, instructions for installing Java software, which is required by Radio Explorer, on Ubuntu Linux operating system have been improved both in the built-in help of Radio Explorer and on this Web site. The instructions now describe installing Java software as an ordinary application (named Sun Java 6 Runtime) using Ubuntu Software Center utility, rather than as a lower-level package (sun-java6-jre) using Synaptic Package Manager utility.
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Note:
For dates of update of schedules compatible with Radio Explorer, please see the Input Data page on this Web site.
