11 shortwave bands, 10 introduction to shortwave – Eton Mini300PE User Manual

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SHORTWAVE BANDS

MINI 300
SWITCH
SETTING

SW1

SW2

SW3

SW4

SW5

SW6

SW7

OFFICIAL
SHORT-WAVE
BAND NAME

49 meters

41 meters

31 meters

25 meters

22 meters

19 meters

16 meters

FREQUENCY
RANGE
IN MHz

5.950-6.20

7.10-7.30

9.50-9.95

11.600-12.100

13.600-13.800

15.10-15.80

17.500-17.90

FREQUENCY
RANGE
IN MHz

5.950-6.20

7.10-7.30

9.50-9.95

11.600-12.100

13.600-13.800

15.10-15.80

17.500-17.90

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INTRODUCTION TO SHORTWAVE

Shortwave enables you to hear stations from around the

world. Now that you have a shortwave radio, no doubt you’ll

want to hear worldwide stations right away. If you’re new to

shortwave, please take some time to learn the basics outlined

below. To successfully listen to shortwave stations you must

know how to find them. They are found in the shortwave

‘bands’. On the Mini 300, the shortwave bands are num-

bered 1-7. The chart below and the one on the back of the

radio show the relationship of bands 1-7 to their official

names and the frequency ranges covered by them.

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