Tune in to RealMix Radio on 6005 kHz shortwave or 1485 kHz medium wave (AM).
For 6005 kHz, use a radio with shortwave coverage, usually labelled SW or KW. For 1485 kHz, select the MW or AM band. If your receiver offers a choice of reception modes, select AM for either frequency. Most of the car radios has AM / MW radio.
For clearer reception, keep your radio away from computers, chargers and other electronic devices that may cause interference. Try listening near a window or outdoors. On shortwave, extend the telescopic antenna; a suitable external antenna may also improve reception. On medium wave, try rotating the radio to find the clearest signal.
Reception varies with your location, the time of day and radio conditions. If you don’t have a suitable radio, you can listen through the online remote receivers linked below.
You can tune in by using remote radio receivers:
KiwiSDR receivers
Shortwaves can also be listened to easily with KiwiSDR remote receivers. (SDR means software defined radio)
Here is a list of good receivers, if one not working, or KiwiSDR is busy try another.
Public KiwiSDR receiver`s list at daytime
– Lohja, Finland _ Lohja SDR
– Korpilahti, Finland_ Korpilahti SDR
– Arvika, Sweden _ Arvika SDR
– Lahti, Finland _ Lahti SDR
– Tampere, Finland_ Tampere KiwiSDR
– Julussdalen, Norway _ Julussdalen KiwiSDR
At nighttime:
– Aarhus, Denmark _Aarhus KiwiSDR
– Czech Republic _ Czech SDR
– Ireland _ Ireland KiwiSDR
– Arano, Spain _ Spain KiwiSDR
– Chichester, UK _ Chichester KiwiSDR
– Boston, USA _ Boston SDR
– Adelaide, Australia _ Adelaide KiwiSDR
From time to time RealMix can be heard in Australia, usually at around 17-20 UTC and in the mornings in USA.
Here is a screenshot of using KiwiSDR on a mobile device:
Also check the broadcast schedule
If you have any questions about ways to listen to RealMix Radio, feel free to Contact us
Have a good listening!