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• Shortwave Utility Stations
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• Shortwave Broadcast Stations
  ...gramming directed to the general public, as compared to other users of the shortwave spectrum, such as [[amateur radio]], [[SINCGARS#Military_Radio_Communicatio *[[Shortwave Broadcast Stations By Country]]
  702 B (85 words) - 13:54, 22 June 2023
• Shortwave Broadcast Bands
  [[Shortwave Broadcast Stations]], SWBC or HFBC are allocated several bands for their tr Shortwave broadcasters will often use frequencies just above or just below these freq
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• Shortwave Broadcast Stations By Country
  *[[Shortwave Australia]] *[[Kostinbrod Shortwave Relay]]
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• List of Shortwave Listening Equipment Suppliers
  The following supplier can provide equipment and other services for the shortwave listener: Shortwave, scanner, and ham radio equipment and supplies.
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• Shortwave Central
  ... Managed by Gayle and Larry Van Horne, [http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ Shortwave Central] is typically updated more frequently and promptly than most other
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• Shortwave jammers
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• Private European Shortwave Stations
  The list of European, Private Shortwave Stations (also known as the Hartvig list) is published monthly by email.
  185 B (32 words) - 16:52, 3 January 2023
• Shortwave 1710
  Shortwave 1710 is a North American mediumwave pirate. It was first heard on August 30
  528 B (90 words) - 02:13, 15 September 2022
• Nuttin' On Shortwave
  ...e been featured.It exclusively operates in AM mode on 6925 kHz. Nuttin' On Shortwave does not QSL, but does sometimes acknowledge listeners on the HFU.
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• Main Page
  ...a the HFU. This site is dedicated to documenting longwave, mediumwave, and shortwave stations, including broadcasters, utility/military stations, pirate radio a ...ge Board] for the latest reception reports and news about pirate and other shortwave radio stations.
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• Pirate radio stations
  == North American Shortwave Pirate Stations == *[[KNBS]] - Cannibis Shortwave
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• Miscellaneous
  *[[List of Shortwave Listening Equipment Suppliers]] *[[Shortwave Central]]
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• WBCQ
  ...Wbcq-qsl.jpg|thumb|300px|right|WBCQ QSL.]]'''WBCQ''' is a legally licensed shortwave station located in Monticello, Maine. WBCQ is owned by [[Allan Weiner]], wh [[Category: Shortwave stations]]
  627 B (85 words) - 01:18, 23 October 2011
• The Crystal Ship
  ... Crystal Ship''', often referred to as "TCS", is perhaps one of the oldest shortwave North American HF [[pirate radio stations]] still operating, with a history ...by an unknown number of relaying stations, now sometimes IDing as the 'TCS Shortwave Relay Network'.
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• Spy Numbers Stations
  '''Spy Numbers Stations''' are shortwave radio stations that are speculated to have been broadcasting since World Wa Number stations are shortwave transmissions from foreign intelligence agencies to spies in the field of f
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• FRN
  ...eral sub-boards. The most active of these boards was "The Grapevine Pirate Shortwave", featuring general discussion of pirate radio, and "The A*C*E* Loggings" w
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• MAC
  [[Image:Mac-qsl.jpg|right|300px|thumb|MAC QSL.]]'''MAC Shortwave''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that transmits mostly on 6851 kHz using AM
  721 B (112 words) - 17:36, 30 January 2010
• Free Radio Weekly
  ... loggings. FRW logs and QSL reception reports are often reposted to the [[Shortwave Central]] blog but appear there irregularly rather than weekly.
  295 B (41 words) - 05:54, 24 February 2011
• AM
  ...n the medium wave broadcast band or the AM broadcast band, the shortwave [[Shortwave Broadcast Bands|broadcast bands]], for [[11_meter|11 meter band]] 27 MHz [[
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• Trailer
  ...Al Fansome]]. Trailers are also used by SWLs, amateur radio operators, and shortwave broadcasters for a variety of purposes, including but not limited to:
  619 B (83 words) - 17:45, 21 September 2007
• Grenade
  ...se code use, and it didn't have a modulator circuit, but it was a complete shortwave transmitter on a 2 by 3 inch circuit board. Radio Animal modified the Two-f The first shortwave Grenade type transmitter was built for the 20 meter band, where crystals we
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• Winterfest
  The '''Shortwave Listeners' Winterfest''' bills itself as the largest gathering of radio lis
  752 B (111 words) - 06:17, 23 August 2010
• Pigmeat Radio
  '''Radio Pigmeat International''' (RPMI) is a shortwave radio pirate who specializes in broadcasting surf and punk music, particula
  570 B (82 words) - 16:54, 21 September 2007
• Allan Weiner
  ...rate radio stations over the last 30 years. While WBCQ is now a legitimate shortwave operation, Allan maintains an association with the radio underground. He ho *[[KPRC]] - AM 1616, shortwave 6240
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• Radio Bingo
  '''Radio Bingo''' is a shortwave pirate radio station that is known for staging bingo games on the air. It w
  1,012 B (170 words) - 16:57, 21 September 2007
• List of Pirate Radio Frequencies
  Pirate shortwave broadcasts tend to be on well-known frequencies (or at least relatively sma ...pirates are very different and mediumwave pirates are common (more so than shortwave). AM is nearly always used, so all frequencies are AM unless otherwise note
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• Sunshine Radio
  Sunshine Radio is a shortwave radio pirate, active up until recently primarily on [[List_of_Pirate_Radio_
  597 B (86 words) - 19:12, 14 June 2019
• 7415
  ...rly 1980s. In the early 1990s, increasing interference from adjacent legal shortwave broadcasters sent pirates in search of clearer air. Towards the end of the
  560 B (85 words) - 20:41, 24 October 2011
• Europirates
  ...K, Ireland and continental Europe. Europe has a long history of pirates on shortwave, mediumwave and [[FM]]. Europirate activity on shortwave is mostly in the 6 MHz region, particularly 6200 KHz to 6400 KHz. During go
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