WINB Shortwave - Red Lion, PA 🇺🇸

WINB, located in Red Lion, Pennsylvania, has been broadcasting since 1962. Founded by John Norris, it is operated by World International Broadcasters, Inc., a subsidiary of the New Life Evangelistic Center (NLEC). The station's primary mission is to disseminate Christian religious content, including sermons, Bible teachings, and Christian music, to a global audience. WINB utilizes shortwave radio technology, allowing its signal to reach listeners in Europe, Africa, and South America. WINB broadcasts on several shortwave frequencies, including 9.265 MHz, 11.870 MHz, 13.770 MHz, 15.140 MHz, and 17.720 MHz, adjusting frequencies to optimize signal reach based on time of day and propagation conditions. The station employs AM modulation and high transmitter power to ensure strong signal delivery across continents. Directional antennas are used to focus the signal towards specific target regions. Owned by the New Life Evangelistic Center (NLEC), founded by the late Rev. Larry Rice, WINB's programming aligns with evangelical Christian beliefs. While primarily broadcasting in English, some content may be available in other languages to reach specific target regions. Shortwave schedules are adjusted to optimize signal reach to different parts of the world at different times of the day.