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• Shortwave Utility Stations
  Utility stations presumably serve a useful purpose, for example communication between ship a * [[Time 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]]
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• Shortwave Broadcast Stations By Country
  Former Stations: *[[Shortwave Australia]]
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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.
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• Main Page
  ...ding broadcasters, utility/military stations, pirate radio and spy numbers stations. ...e latest reception reports and news about pirate and other shortwave radio stations.
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• Pirate radio stations
  Pirate radio stations are unlicensed broadcasters. Most are run by hobbyists purely for fun, alth Most communication with the operators of pirate stations is done via a [[maildrop]] or by email. A detailed list of [[pirate radio s
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• WBCQ
  ...is owned by [[Allan Weiner]], who has a long association with pirate radio stations and pirate operators. Weiner operated the infamous [[Radio Newyork Internat [[Category: Shortwave stations]]
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• The Crystal Ship
  ...", is perhaps one of the oldest shortwave North American HF [[pirate radio stations]] still operating, with a history dating back to the Fall of 1982. The prim ...by an unknown number of relaying stations, now sometimes IDing as the 'TCS Shortwave Relay Network'.
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• Spy Numbers Stations
  ...ue origin and purpose of them are unknown. A popular theory is that these stations are intended for spies in the field using a One Time Pad. Another theory i ...:Numbers stations map.gif|center|A map showing several locations of Number Stations]]
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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 [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  721 B (112 words) - 17:36, 30 January 2010
• Pigmeat Radio
  '''Radio Pigmeat International''' (RPMI) is a shortwave radio pirate who specializes in broadcasting surf and punk music, particula RPMI has also been used as a relay transmitter for other stations, most notably Radio [[Al Fansome]].
  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 [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
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• List of Pirate Radio Frequencies
  Pirate shortwave broadcasts tend to be on well-known frequencies (or at least relatively sma ...Heavily used by [[B Side Radio]] in North America, also used by many other stations
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• Sunshine Radio
  Sunshine Radio is a shortwave radio pirate, active up until recently primarily on [[List_of_Pirate_Radio_ [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  597 B (86 words) - 19:12, 14 June 2019
• 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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• Crazy Elmo's Relay World
  '''Crazy Elmo's Relay World''' was a shortwave pirate active on 6955 [[USB]] towards the end of the 20th century, and earl [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  547 B (87 words) - 05:18, 22 May 2008
• Crunch Radio
  '''Crunch Radio''' was a shortwave pirate active on [[List_of_Pirate_Radio_Frequencies|6955 kHz]] [[AM]] in th [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  602 B (95 words) - 15:27, 27 December 2018
• MIDI Radio
  '''MIDI Radio''' was a shortwave pirate active on 6955 [[USB]] in the early part of the 21st century. Progra [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  217 B (32 words) - 16:52, 21 September 2007
• Anteater Radio
  '''Anteater Radio''' Radio was a shortwave pirate active in the 90s. The operator, [[Peter Worth]], operated a long-ha [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  442 B (68 words) - 18:13, 15 March 2014
• Dead Cat Radio
  Dead Cat Radio was a shortwave pirate station that was active for a very brief period in the mid-00s. It w [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
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• Blind Faith Radio
  [[Image:bfr.jpg|right]]Blind Faith Radio was a shortwave pirate that was very active in the late 90s and early 00s, particularly on [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  521 B (90 words) - 20:37, 23 November 2007
• Happy Hanukkah Radio
  '''Happy Hanukkah Radio''' was a shortwave pirate active in the early to mid 00s. It was heard on or around the Hanukk [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  297 B (47 words) - 15:23, 30 June 2022
• Jimmy the Weasel
  '''Jimmy the Weasel''' was a shortwave pirate active in the 90s and possibly into the early 00s. Shows consisted o [[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
  764 B (121 words) - 05:37, 26 July 2010