- Schenectady, NY - originally owned and operated by General Electric, acquired by Voice of America during World War II WGTG – McCaysville, Georgia WHRA – "World Harvest Radio" – Greenbush, Maine WJIE – Evangel World Prayer Center – Louisville, Kentucky WNRI: Bound Brook, New Jersey owned by NBC WNYW – "Radio New York Worldwide" – Scituate, Massachusetts WSHB – Furman, South Carolina WYFR – Family Stations. Inc. – Okeechobee, Florida WWBS – Macon, Georgia Radio Newyork International – Pirate radio station operating from international waters WVOH and WTJC – Fundamental Broadcasting Network – Newport, North Carolina W8XK - sister station of KDKA (AM) Pittsburgh. Founded in 1920 as 8XK, later known as later known as 8XS (1921-1929), W8XK (1929-1939) and then WPIT until 1940 when it was merged with WBOS Boston, simulcasting WBZ, and then transmitting Voice of America to Europe and Africa for 12 years, before being dismantled. WWRB – Manchester, Tennessee (successor to WGTG and WWFV) New stations KTMI – Lebanon, Oregon – not yet on the air, construction permit References External links Official listing of active stations at the FCC.gov website. CAUTION: This FCC information is often out of date, and does not include domestic IBB relay stations. shortwavesites – The Shortwave Transmitter Site Archive – The shortwave transmitter site archive of current and historical shortwave transmitter site information, includes data on North American shortwave broadcasters' transmitter sites both past and present Glenn Hauser's World of Radio website SWDXER ¨The SWDXER¨ – with general SWL information and radio antenna tips International Broadcast Station KGEI: 1939–1994 History courtesy of FEBC International Shortwave broadcasters, American Radio in the United States