What to listen to

Stations worth an evening: what they are, why they are on the air, and how to hear them without a receiver of your own.

Time signals

WWV 10 MHz story	10000 kHz	AM	US time standard (Fort Collins): ticks and voice time every minute. Also 2500, 5000, 15000, 20000.
WWV 15 MHz story	15000 kHz	AM	US time standard, daytime frequency.
WWV 5 MHz story	5000 kHz	AM	US time standard, night frequency.
CHU 7850 kHz story	7850 kHz	USB	Canadian time signal (Ottawa), English and French voice. Also 3330 and 14670.
RWM Moscow 4996 story	4996 kHz	CW	Russian time standard: carrier, second pulses, Morse ident. Also 9996 and 14996.
RWM Moscow 9996 story	9996 kHz	CW	Russian time standard, daytime frequency.
BPM China 10 MHz story	10000 kHz	AM	Chinese time standard (Lintong), shares the frequency with WWV. Also 2500, 5000, 15000.
DCF77 (77.5 kHz) story	77.5 kHz	CW	German time signal; radio-controlled clocks across Europe sync to it.
MSF (60 kHz) story	60 kHz	CW	UK time signal from Anthorn.
RBU (66.66 kHz) story	66.666 kHz	CW	Russian long-wave time signal near Moscow.
ALS162 (162 kHz) story	162 kHz	CW	French time signal on the former France Inter frequency, Allouis, 675 kW, phase-modulated. Off for maintenance Tuesdays 06:00–10:00 UTC.