
Frequently Asked Questions about Trans World Radio
TWR's Web site utilizes a system which allows you to select among projects and campaigns toward which you'd like to donate. When you choose to give toward a given project or campaign, it is added to your Gift Selections.
Once you have reviewed the items you have selected, you may proceed to complete your gift, a secure page where you will provide TWR with your personal information and credit card details.
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Unlike AM or FM broadcasts, shortwave broadcasts are much more likely to be affected by atmospheric conditions.
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Shortwaves do not follow the earth’s surface. Medium wave is the standard AM. It generally follows the earth’s surface. FM is local line-of-sight broadcasting only–the higher the tower, the better the coverage.
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No. In order to avoid any possible misunderstanding as to our motives for broadcasting, our policy has always been never to ask for contributions over the air.
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Actually, millions of people around the world listen to shortwave for a variety of reasons.
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Most certainly! But you may need some real patience, special equipment, or even a few language skills to do it.
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TWR officially broadcasts in more than 200 languages and dialects around the world.
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