Some sound samples of received signals mainly on VHF-band(s): (17-12-2006)

• VU7LD -DX-Pedition on 14.195 Mhz, OP VU2NKS with quite good signal working a nice US-pileup simplex around 15:00Z (3:40, ca. 1,2 MBytes)

 

• VU4AN -DX-Pedition on 20m, working pile-up in SSB, quite good signal at that time on my 16 meter agl rotary-dipole. recorded 23th of April around 19 local (1:20, ca. 500 kBytes)

 

• la3yna on 2m-Repeater DB0ZO, Osnabrueck..QRB abt 700 kms, extreme Tropo-condx in December. You may hear also a typical example of bad behaviour, some people doesn't seem to listen..not only on hf..pay attention to the dutch station (this could be - for sure - anybody else from a different country!)
  rec on 09.12.04 at abt. 21:30 UTC (7:57, abt.1,9 MBytes)

 

• 6o0w-on 15m - Expedition to SOMALIA by Thomas, DL1QW and Baldur, DJ6SI
  rec. on 21.11.04 at around 13:00 UTC (2:36, abt. 310 kBytes)

 

• 20m-Impressions during Worked All Germany-Contest (WAG)
  rec. on 20.10.03 at around 19:00 UTC (2:44, abt. 330 kBytes)

 

• SM2EKM, Jim in North-Sweden working a JA-PileUp on 15meters on 24.10.03, with a nice ECHO
  rec. at abt. 09:00 UTC (1:35, abt. 190 kBytes)

 

• N6O, in California on 15m, calling in California QSO-Party on 05.10.03
  rec. at abt. 19:15 UTC (1:36, abt. 200 kBytes)

 

• SU1SK, Said nr. Kairo, via Doublehop-ES on 13.7.03, with DJ6XV and others
  rec. at abt. 09:00 UTC (4:03, abt. 500 kBytes)

 

• 5T6M, in IL56, received via 2x ES on 50.130 QSX +10, OP Frank DL8YHR
  rec. on June, 30th, at abt. 18:30 UTC (2:42, abt. 325 kBytes)

 

• GW6YB/p, in IO81, fantastic tropo-sig on 50.146 over 713kms,
  recorded June, 21th, around 21:30 UTC (0:56, abt. 115 kBytes)
• EA5AJX, on 144.300, with a nice pile-up from DLs,
  recorded June, 17th, around 10:15 UTC (2:02, abt. 245 kBytes)
• KP4EIT, from Puerto Rico on 50.120 via 3xES,
  probably, recorded June, 5th, around 15:30 UTC (1:14, abt. 150 kBytes)
• DB1JRS, Rudolf - a real funny guy - on 50.150 with LZ2GT (poor man!:-)
  don't do it like he does it..oh boy! recorded some day in 2003 (4:10, abt. 510 kBytes)
• VO1ZA, Beacon in Newfoundland on 50.040 via F2-prop,
  recorded Dec, 19th, around 13:30 UTC (0:26, abt. 60 kBytes)
• US Commercials, in FM on 42.92 Mcs; useful for MUF-estimation;,
  received on Dec, 19th (0:43, abt. 90 kBytes)
• XT2WP, Expedition to Burkina Faso, calling in SSB,
  recorded Nov, 22th, around 16:28 UTC (1:55, abt. 230 kBytes)
• 3XY7C, Expedition to Guinea, calling in CW,
  recorded Nov, 9th, around 21:26 UTC (1:52, abt. 210 kBytes)
• OZ1MAX, Hardy from JO57, on 50Mcs; very strange opening via ES over abt 680kms,
  recorded Aug, 19th, around 21:30 UTC (0:52, abt. 100 kBytes)
• K3KYR, Jeff from New York (FN24) on 50.135; via Multi-Hop-ES on 16.6.2002
  around 14:00 UTC (0:46, abt. 93 kBytes)
• JX7DFA, auf Jan Mayen; CQ in CW on 50.110; via ES-opening on 8.6.2002
  around 10:00 UTC (0:18, abt. 36 kBytes)
• PY5CC, Peter from Brasil; with a real loud signal on 50.115; at 7.6.2002
  around 18:30 MESZ (0:36, abt. 73 kBytes)
• OH9SIX, Beacon from Finland KP36, via ES (Sporadic-E)-opening on 6.6.2002
  around 20:30 UTC (0:52, abt. 100 kBytes)
• JY9NX, from Jordan; CQ in CW on 50.102; via DoubleHop-ES on 6.6.2002
  around 20:15 UTC (0:31, abt. 63 kBytes)
• OIRT-Broadcast, probably from Russia, via ES received in June 2002
  on 66.100 MHz in FM (0:24, abt. 48 kBytes)
• IW9ELR, from Sicily, SSB on 144.300 via ES (Sporadic-E)-opening on 2.6.2002
  in QSO with DL8EBW, DL2VB, DL1YDD and mni others
  i used my X6000 omi and no pre-amp for receiption! (2:05, abt. 250 kBytes)
• 4Z4KX, from KM71, Tel Aviv, SSB on 50 MHz, Double-Hop-ES on 2.6.2002
  "calling cq, no takers.." (1:00, abt. 124 kBytes)
• DF0AIS, (ARTOB) Ballon, alt. 18Kms, Speechdigitizer beacon transmission on
  (in German) 145.200 on 1.6.2002 (0:40, abt. 81 kBytes)
• LA1NG, in middle norway (JP66), SSB on 50 Mhz on 27.5.02. Wiht DC8TS and DG4FR
  (2:04, abt. 250 kBytes)
• LX0SIX, Beacon from Luxembourg, rxed here over abt. 220kms distance on 50.023 MHz via Tropo ("Groundwave")
  (1:17, abt. 150 kBytes)
• OZ1DPR, Ben from JO45ig in Denmark, SSB-Voice via Aurora (reflexion via polar light) at 19. April 2002, received on 50 MHz
  (1:20, abt. 160 kBytes)
• OZ1DPR, now via Tropo under normal condx, over abt 450kms distance on 11th, May, 2002 on 50.130 MHz
  (0:40, abt. 80 kBytes)
• M0CTP, in IO93qv, Northern England, SSB-Signal via Aurora at 19. April 2002, received on 50 MHz as well.
  (1:20, abt. 210 kBytes)
• TT8DX, from Tchad, SSB-Signals via F2, QSO on 30. Mar. 2002 on 50 MHz
  (0:28, abt. 56 kBytes)
• Beacon OY6MSC, from the Färoer-Islands, received at 20.05.02 via ES on 50.025 MHz
  (0:40, abt. 82 kBytes)
• GX7VHF, from JO01ov, via Tropo over 425km on 25.05,02 in UKSMG-Contest on 50.140 MHz
  (0:27, abt. 54 kBytes)
• G0VSM/p, from IO70rk, Cornwall, extreme strong (5+30dB) Signal, via ES on 50.163 MHz
  on the 26.05.02 (1:10, abt. 140 kBytes)
• HV5PUL, from Vatican City; at least a new one for me :-) via ES on 50.160 MHz
  on the 23.05.02 (0:51, abt. 100 kBytes)
• QRM from a DSL-Modem, on 163 kHz Longwave, within a distance of
  abt 1 meter, then getting closer to the modem (0.1 meter), broadcast-signal
  covered by broadband noise. (0:20, abt. 50 kBytes)
• TV-Sound from TVE1, from Spain on 48.250 Mcs, via Sporadic-E, on 17. May 2002
  recorded with IC706 using "FM-wide" (0:32, abt. 64 kBytes)
• IT9/OE3MWS Fred, from JM78 (Sicily), in SSB via Sporadic-E, on 13. May 2002 on 50 MHz
  (1:29, abt. 180 kBytes)

 
Some technical background info:
I used my Psion 5mx-Pro PDA as digital voice recorder, allowing to save sound in a Windows-WAVE compatible format. While recording, the PDA was held near to the radio's speaker.
Finally the raw data has been reduced in size and converted to Mpeg3-Audio using the Freeware "WAV to MP3 Encoder" by MThree Development, samplerate 16kHz, Mono.