You can occasionally hear truckers with ham radio licenses, too. :-) If you're in the US there's a reasonable chance of finding the Cuban numbers station on an

You can occasionally hear truckers with ham radio licenses, too. :-) If you're in the US there's a reasonable chance of finding the Cuban numbers station on any given day. I pick it up from my back yard in CA all the time. In fact, a bit more elusive and exciting to me are some of the trickier stations like Radio New Zealand or NHK. Even North Korea is in many cases an easier pull than those... By the way, anybody interested in an easy and inexpensive on-ramp to listening from your own radio, check out the Radiwow R-108 and XHDATA D-328. These are less fiddly than SDRs, which can be a nice advantage for learning or portability. The Eton Elite Mini is another one that's been really surprisingly good in a small package.