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	RPM 45 is a North American shortwave pirate. It has been heard so far in November and December 2022, and January 2023. The November and January broadcasts were on 6950 kHz and the December broadcast was on 6935 kHz, all in AM. Programming has been mainly 80s pop music with the operator only speaking to identify the station at the end of broadcasts. He speaks with a (possibly fake) gravely voice and identifies the station as "Romeo Papa Mike Forty Five" several times. RPM 45 is notable for seemingly being located in Western North America (based on signal propagation).		RPM 45 is a North American shortwave pirate. It has been heard so far in November and December 2022, and January 2023. The November and January broadcasts were on 6950 kHz and the December broadcast was on 6935 kHz, all in AM. Programming has been mainly 80s pop music with the operator only speaking to identify the station at the end of broadcasts. He speaks with a (possibly fake) gravely voice and identifies the station as "Romeo Papa Mike Forty Five" several times. RPM 45 is notable for seemingly being located in Western North America (based on signal propagation).

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RPM 45 is a North American shortwave pirate. It has been heard so far in November and December 2022, and January 2023. The November and January broadcasts were on 6950 kHz and the December broadcast was on 6935 kHz, all in AM. Programming has been mainly 80s pop music with the operator only speaking to identify the station at the end of broadcasts. He speaks with a (possibly fake) gravely voice and identifies the station as "Romeo Papa Mike Forty Five" several times. RPM 45 is notable for seemingly being located in Western North America (based on signal propagation).

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ShortwaveListenerWiki at 06:09, 18 February 2023

ShortwaveListenerWiki: Created page with "RPM 45 is a North American shortwave pirate. It has been heard so far in November and December 2022, and January 2023. The November and January broadcasts were on 6950 kHz and th..."