West Coast Bible Study 3.975 MHz
An open Bible on a wooden desk by a window: a steaming coffee mug with the West Coast Bible Study oval logo, an Icom IC-7300 tuned to 3.975 MHz with a teal spectrum display, and a vintage stand microphone, looking out over a misty Pacific coast with sea stacks and firs in golden hour light

Links

Listen without a radio

Live web receivers, the net logger, and the archives.

Below are links that we hope you will enjoy and find useful.

The buttons below open websites where you can listen to the Bible study live without an HF radio. Directions for the Half Moon Bay receiver are in the picture below. The Utah receiver is set up the same way. With the Montana SDR, all you need to do is hit play and enter the frequency.

Half Moon Bay SDR 1st Northern Utah SDR 2nd Montana SDR last Net Logger optional
Directions for the Half Moon Bay web SDR: type in the frequency, click on the 80m button, and click here for audio
Using the Half Moon Bay receiver: type in the frequency, click the 80 m button, then start the audio.

How to use the web receivers

The Half Moon Bay and Northern Utah receivers are the same family of web-SDR front ends. Once the page loads:

  1. Make sure your browser has JavaScript enabled.
  2. Type the frequency in (for our net: 3.975 MHz, LSB).
  3. Click on the 80 m band button so the waterfall centers correctly.
  4. Click here for audio (the start-audio control) to hear the band.
  5. You can store the frequency in the receiver's memory for next time.
Montana SDR: no directions needed — hit play, enter the frequency, and listen.

Archives

Past studies — full transcripts, summaries, and recordings — are kept in the WCBS archives.

Open the archives ↗