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OUR STREAMS

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WORLDWIDE • AROUND THE CLOCK

You can listen to the Radio Sylvia streams with the Radio Sylvia players on this page or any other audio stream player (e.g. the VLC Player); the stream links are listed below. We can also be found in the stations lists of all main radio portals, e.g. TuneIn, Get Me Radio!, myTuner, Streamitter, Streema or RadioStay. Additionally, Get Me Radio! offers a wide range of special downloads (e.g. Alexa Radio Skill, Roku TV App and Fire TV App). For mobile reception we recommend the TuneIn App for Android and iOS or the Replaio App for Android. Of course Radio Sylvia can also be received with standard internet radios.

In case you have problems with the reception of Radio Sylvia, you'll find help on our FAQ page. In addition, you can check the state of our streaming servers on this website.

By the way: Our streaming servers are located in two data centres that run on renewable energy:

Stream 1 • Best Quality

SHORTWAVE

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ALL OVER EUROPE • ON EVERY 1ST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH

Besides our internet broadcasts, we are additionally active on shortwave.

Broadcast Times and Frequencies

You can hear us with our six-hour show "Radiorandale" on every 1st Saturday of the month at the following times on the following frequencies:

6 p.m. - midnight CET > 6070 kHz (49m band)

6 p.m. - 8 p.m. CET > 3955 kHz (75m band)

These transmissions are aired via the broadcasting facilities of Radio Channel 292 in Rohrbach (Bavaria).

Reception Reports and QSL Cards

Reception reports are welcome!

If you send us a reception report by post with sufficient return postage, you will get the official Radio Sylvia QSL card. Reception reports we receive by e-mail will be confirmed by our eQSL.

Reception via Web SDRs

Listen to us on shortwave with Web SDRs!

In case you don't have a shortwave radio, you can still listen to Radio Sylvia on shortwave by using one of the numerous Web SDRs. A Web SDR is a software-defined radio receiver, which allows to receive radio signals via the internet. In this way, you can listen to Radio Sylvia at the times mentioned above e.g. via the Web SDR of the University of Twente in Enschede (Netherlands). Furthermore plenty of so-called "Kiwi SDRs" are online. With the European Kiwi SDRs, reception of Radio Sylvia on 6070 and 3955 kHz should be possible. Try it - you can find a list of the active locations here.