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Old September 6th 06, 01:08 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy,rec.radio.shortwave
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Default So where are these SSB and pirate stations?

"DesignGuy" wrote in
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"Daniel" wrote in message
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I'm having fun with my new Sangean ATS909, but so far I listen to
official broadcasters only whose schedule I get on the Internet.

My ATS909 does SSB which seems to be a must for a "real" shortwave
radio. But, how do I find out which stations transmit on an SSB?

Also, how do I find these small, unofficial (pirate?) stations which
transmit the new world order? The official broadcasters are quite
diversified and interesting, but still quite "official".


Try 6925 KHz in either AM mode or USB evenings. Weekends and holiday
evenings are most likely to produce a station.




You can hear a pirate on 13.556 MHz LSB, 24 hours a day seven days
a week called Omega One. Be warned, the music is ****ty.

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