On Saturday 20th September, Radio Seagull will be broadcasting on
9290 kHz Shortwave from 18h00 to 22h00 UTC.

The transmission will originate from the 100 kW shortwave transmitter
located at Ulbroka in Latvia.

Interesting name ! Is that a "pirate" or a gov't broadcaster ? thansk for
the info

"Mike Terry" wrote in message
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On Saturday 20th September, Radio Seagull will be broadcasting on
9290 kHz Shortwave from 18h00 to 22h00 UTC.

The transmission will originate from the 100 kW shortwave transmitter
located at Ulbroka in Latvia.

Warpcore wrote:

Interesting name ! Is that a "pirate" or a gov't broadcaster ? thansk for
the info

After doing a Google search it would appear that this may be the same Radio
Seagull that is a webcaster in the Netherlands, and at one time there was a
Radio Seagull that broadcast from a ship in the North Sea. Perhaps there is a
connection between the one in the Netherlands and the former North Sea
broadcaster.

Certainly not a Gov't broadcaster...

Steve
Holland, MI

Drake R7, R8 and R8B



"Mike Terry" wrote in message
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On Saturday 20th September, Radio Seagull will be broadcasting on
9290 kHz Shortwave from 18h00 to 22h00 UTC.

The transmission will originate from the 100 kW shortwave transmitter
located at Ulbroka in Latvia.

thanks N8KDV.
BTW, are you active on the amateur bands ? Where might one listen in ?

"N8KDV" wrote in message
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Warpcore wrote:

Interesting name ! Is that a "pirate" or a gov't broadcaster ? thansk
for
the info

After doing a Google search it would appear that this may be the same
Radio
Seagull that is a webcaster in the Netherlands, and at one time there was
a
Radio Seagull that broadcast from a ship in the North Sea. Perhaps there
is a
connection between the one in the Netherlands and the former North Sea
broadcaster.

Certainly not a Gov't broadcaster...

Steve
Holland, MI

Drake R7, R8 and R8B



"Mike Terry" wrote in message
...
On Saturday 20th September, Radio Seagull will be broadcasting on
9290 kHz Shortwave from 18h00 to 22h00 UTC.

The transmission will originate from the 100 kW shortwave transmitter
located at Ulbroka in Latvia.

Warpcore wrote:

thanks N8KDV.
BTW, are you active on the amateur bands ? Where might one listen in ?

I'm only active on 2 meters, and then only rarely. SW broadcast DX is my real
hobby.



"N8KDV" wrote in message
...


Warpcore wrote:

Interesting name ! Is that a "pirate" or a gov't broadcaster ? thansk
for
the info

After doing a Google search it would appear that this may be the same
Radio
Seagull that is a webcaster in the Netherlands, and at one time there was
a
Radio Seagull that broadcast from a ship in the North Sea. Perhaps there
is a
connection between the one in the Netherlands and the former North Sea
broadcaster.

Certainly not a Gov't broadcaster...

Steve
Holland, MI

Drake R7, R8 and R8B



"Mike Terry" wrote in message
...
On Saturday 20th September, Radio Seagull will be broadcasting on
9290 kHz Shortwave from 18h00 to 22h00 UTC.

The transmission will originate from the 100 kW shortwave transmitter
located at Ulbroka in Latvia.

Its private, based in the UK.

Mike


"Warpcore" wrote in message
ink.net...
Interesting name ! Is that a "pirate" or a gov't broadcaster ? thansk for
the info

"Mike Terry" wrote in message
...
On Saturday 20th September, Radio Seagull will be broadcasting on
9290 kHz Shortwave from 18h00 to 22h00 UTC.

The transmission will originate from the 100 kW shortwave transmitter
located at Ulbroka in Latvia.