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-	Radio Pushka is a shortwave pirate from the Phoenix, Arizona, USA. It originally bought air time on Radio Channel 292 in 2016. It first started using its own shortwave transmitter in the USA in 2020. It has been broadcasting 24 hours a day on 6920 kHz AM since July 7 2022. Broadcasts feature Russian music (often Techno) and frequent station identifications. Occasionally SSTV images are sent. The station uses a Stretchyman transmitter with 15 watts. The station operator has an amplifier but it is not currently in operation. At times it has experimented with operating 24/7 on the 11 meter broadcast band. In addition to shortwave, it also operates on FM, but the current status of the FM station is unknown. Power has ranged in the past from 15 watts to 200 watts. Radio Pushka has many websites. Email address is 87.7fmradiopushka@gmail.com. The operator of Radio Pushka is a member of the HFU. The station's low power and location far away from most pirate listeners means that it is often only heard by one HFU member or sometimes none at all.	+	Radio [[Vostochnaya Zvezda]]
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-	* [~~https://radiopushka.site/index.php Official Website of Radio Pushka]~~	+
-	* [~~https://www.facebook.com/Radio-Pushka-159884831379585 Official Facebook Page of Radio Pushka~~]	+
-	* [https://www.facebook.com/radiopushka Another Official Facebook Page of Radio Pushka]	+
-	* [https://radiopushka.blogspot.com/ Official Blog of Radio Pushka]	+
-	* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYmJ2HsYO2csnWnIIsTQ9Yw/videos Official YouTube Channel of Radio Pushka]	+

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-	Radio Pushka is a shortwave pirate from the Phoenix, Arizona, USA. It originally bought air time on Radio Channel 292 in 2016. It first started using it own shortwave transmitter in the USA in 2020. It has been broadcasting 24 hours a day on 6920 kHz AM since July 7 2022. Broadcasts feature Russian music (often Techno) and frequent station identifications. Occasionally SSTV images are sent. The station uses a Stretchyman transmitter with 15 watts. The station operator has an amplifier but it is not currently in operation. At times it has experimented with operating 24/7 on the 11 meter broadcast band. In addition to shortwave, it also operates on FM, but the current status of the FM station is unknown. Power has ranged in the past from 15 watts to 200 watts. Radio Pushka has many websites. Email address is 87.7fmradiopushka@gmail.com. The operator of Radio Pushka is a member of the HFU. The station's low power and location far away from most pirate listeners means that it is often only heard by one HFU member or sometimes none at all.	+	Radio Pushka is a shortwave pirate from the Phoenix, Arizona, USA. It originally bought air time on Radio Channel 292 in 2016. It first started using its own shortwave transmitter in the USA in 2020. It has been broadcasting 24 hours a day on 6920 kHz AM since July 7 2022. Broadcasts feature Russian music (often Techno) and frequent station identifications. Occasionally SSTV images are sent. The station uses a Stretchyman transmitter with 15 watts. The station operator has an amplifier but it is not currently in operation. At times it has experimented with operating 24/7 on the 11 meter broadcast band. In addition to shortwave, it also operates on FM, but the current status of the FM station is unknown. Power has ranged in the past from 15 watts to 200 watts. Radio Pushka has many websites. Email address is 87.7fmradiopushka@gmail.com. The operator of Radio Pushka is a member of the HFU. The station's low power and location far away from most pirate listeners means that it is often only heard by one HFU member or sometimes none at all.

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-	Radio Pushka is a shortwave pirate from the ~~western~~ USA~~. It mostly plays modern Russian music (often Techno)~~. It originally bought air time on Channel 292 in 2016. It first started using it own shortwave transmitter in the USA in 2020. ~~As of July 2022 broadcasts are usually~~ on 6920 kHz in AM ~~mode and are often very long (sometimes running all night and through the next day)~~. ~~They~~ feature music and ~~sometimes~~ frequent station identifications. ~~Some broadcasts feature no identifications~~. The station uses a Stretchyman transmitter with an amplifier but ~~often has difficulty driving the amplifier with the low power transmitter. It often also has difficulty setting up a suitable antenna~~. At times it has experimented with operating 24/7 on the 11 meter band. In addition to shortwave, it also operates on FM~~. It is frequently off~~ the ~~air with technical difficulties~~. Power has ranged from 15 watts to 200 watts~~. The operator last announced that Radio Pushka is using 15 watts in March 2022 but it is unknown if power has been increased since then~~. Radio Pushka has many websites. Email address is 87.7fmradiopushka@gmail.com. The operator of Radio Pushka is a member of the HFU. It is ~~currently active as of July 2022~~.	+	Radio Pushka is a shortwave pirate from the Phoenix, Arizona, USA. It originally bought air time on Radio Channel 292 in 2016. It first started using it own shortwave transmitter in the USA in 2020. It has been broadcasting 24 hours a day on 6920 kHz AM since July 7 2022. Broadcasts feature Russian music (often Techno) and frequent station identifications. Occasionally SSTV images are sent. The station uses a Stretchyman transmitter with 15 watts. The station operator has an amplifier but it is not currently in operation. At times it has experimented with operating 24/7 on the 11 meter broadcast band. In addition to shortwave, it also operates on FM, but the current status of the FM station is unknown. Power has ranged in the past from 15 watts to 200 watts. Radio Pushka has many websites. Email address is 87.7fmradiopushka@gmail.com. The operator of Radio Pushka is a member of the HFU. The station's low power and location far away from most pirate listeners means that it is often only heard by one HFU member or sometimes none at all.

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Radio Pushka is a shortwave pirate from the western USA. It mostly plays modern Russian music (often Techno). It originally bought air time on Channel 292 in 2016. It first started using it own shortwave transmitter in the USA in 2020. As of July 2022 broadcasts are usually on 6920 kHz in AM mode and are often very long (sometimes running all night and through the next day). They feature music and sometimes frequent station identifications. Some broadcasts feature no identifications. The station uses a Stretchyman transmitter with an amplifier but often has difficulty driving the amplifier with the low power transmitter. It often also has difficulty setting up a suitable antenna. At times it has experimented with operating 24/7 on the 11 meter band. In addition to shortwave, it also operates on FM. It is frequently off the air with technical difficulties. Power has ranged from 15 watts to 200 watts. The operator last announced that Radio Pushka is using 15 watts in March 2022 but it is unknown if power has been increased since then. Radio Pushka has many websites. Email address is 87.7fmradiopushka@gmail.com. The operator of Radio Pushka is a member of the HFU. It is currently active as of July 2022.

== Links ==

* [https://radiopushka.site/index.php Official Website of Radio Pushka]
* [https://www.facebook.com/Radio-Pushka-159884831379585 Official Facebook Page of Radio Pushka]
* [https://www.facebook.com/radiopushka Another Official Facebook Page of Radio Pushka]
* [https://radiopushka.blogspot.com/ Official Blog of Radio Pushka]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYmJ2HsYO2csnWnIIsTQ9Yw/videos Official YouTube Channel of Radio Pushka]

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