Airline Transport Communications Incorporated and International Radio Station WWRB have recreated a four course range station, an aircraft navigational aid used in the 1930s until the 1970s. The recreation was technically challenging, requiring significant experimentation and reverse engineering. We have uploaded a video to YouTube describing its functionality and even including a flight using the range station for navigation. We hope you enjoy learning about this important historical navigation system as much as we enjoyed building it.

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WWRBOnline, our new webcasting service, has been expanded. Now all of Radio Station WWRB's transmitters (Global I - IV) are streamed online by two dedicated systems, ensuring reliability and convenience. The Listen Online page has also received updates, making it more attractive and more intuitive to use. If you would like to host a radio program carried on both International Shortwave Radio and on Internet Radio, please see our Purchase Time page for more information. Currently, no extra fee is charged for hosting a program on both Shortwave Radio and on WWRBOnline.

The WWRB website has also received several enhancements, improving ease of use and compatibility.

Airline Transport Communications Incorporated and International Radio Station WWRB are pleased to announce the opening of WWRBOnline, our new webcasting service. WWRBOnline is a fully web-standards compliant webcasting system that broadcasts to Internet Radio listeners world wide. Currently, WWRBOnline broadcasts concurrently with our Global I schedule, but future expansions are planned. Please see our Purchase Airtime page for more information on how to reach the world through both shortwave radio and the Internet through WWRBOnline.

International Radio Station WWRB has just completed a significant overhaul of its web service, allowing for future growth and expansion. Numerous changes both visible and invisible have been made, improving compatibility with web browsers and creating a more enjoyable listener experience. We hope you enjoy the updates.

We've updated the station Photo Gallery with new aerial photographs taken by Airline Transport Communications' corporate pilots. The Frequently Asked Questions page as well as the Purchasing Airtime page have been revised to reflect Radio Station WWRB's new rates. Also, contacting WWRB has been made easier. We hope you enjoy the revisions!