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-	Vostochnaya Zvezda (Russian "Eastern Star") is a shortwave pirate from ~~the Southwest USA~~. It first appeared in early March 2023 broadcasting 24 hours per day on 4015 USB with a signal that was difficult to hear outside of the Southwest and was not heard by any listeners during the day. In late March 2023 it was first observed on a new frequency of 7325 USB. This frequency ~~can~~ be heard across the Southwest during the day and all of North America at night (with QRM from Radio Martí on 7335 AM). The music selection is ~~varied but is often~~ Russian ~~pop music or pop music from other countries. It was first noted online by Radio Pushka, who has a very similar station format and location (but is not the same station)~~. Audio is 2.5 kHz wide but slightly distorted with some splatter. ~~The identification~~ is in English ~~except~~ the ~~station name (You are listening to Vostochnaya Zvezda~~, ~~thank you for listening)~~ and ~~is rarely given (and seemingly not at all some days). The~~ Radio ~~Moscow Home Service~~ interval signal ~~is also~~ played ~~sometimes (also seemingly not at all some days)~~. ~~A short recording of a child speaking~~ in an ~~unknown language~~ is ~~frequently played between songs~~. ~~No contact information~~ is ~~known~~.	+	Radio Vostochnaya Zvezda (Russian "Radio Eastern Star") is a shortwave pirate from Arizona. It first appeared under this name in early March 2023 broadcasting 24 hours per day on 4015 USB with a signal that was difficult to hear outside of the Southwest and was not heard by any listeners during the day. In late March 2023 it was first observed on a new frequency of 7325 USB. This frequency could be heard across the Southwest during the day and all of North America at night (with QRM from Radio Martí on 7335 AM). The music selection is mostly Russian alternative. Audio was 2.5 kHz wide in SSB but slightly distorted with some splatter. Programming is automated with music played from a long playlist. Frequent identifications in English and Russian, a recording of the op speaking with an altered voice, and the All Union Radio interval signal are often played. It rarely sends SSTV images. Starting in late March 2023 the op started experimenting with FM and then switched to AM with good modulation. He built an amplifier for the transmitter which significantly improved reception. In April he moved to 7400 kHz AM to escape the QRM from Radio Martí on 7335 AM. Equipment failure on May 15 2023 has put RVZ off the air until it is repaired. The antenna is a vertical. It also operates on 87.7 FM for listeners in Chandler. RVZ does issue eQSL cards with the email 87.7fmradiopushka@gmail.com.
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		+	=Radio Pushka=
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		+	Radio Pushka was the previous name of the same station. 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 used frequencies in the 43 meter pirate band and in the 11 meter broadcast band. The station used a Stretchyman transmitter with 15 watts, and a broken amplifier. The amp brought power up to 200 watts when it worked.
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		+	== Links ==
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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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	Vostochnaya Zvezda (Russian "Eastern Star") is a shortwave pirate from the Southwest USA. It first appeared in early March 2023 broadcasting 24 hours per day on 4015 USB with a signal that was difficult to hear outside of the Southwest and was not heard by any listeners during the day. In late March 2023 it was first observed on a new frequency of 7325 USB. This frequency can be heard across the Southwest during the day and all of North America at night (with QRM from Radio Martí on 7335 AM). The music selection is varied but is often Russian pop music or pop music from other countries. It was first noted online by Radio Pushka, who has a very similar station format and location (but is not the same station). Audio is 2.5 kHz wide but slightly distorted with some splatter. The identification is in English except the station name (You are listening to Vostochnaya Zvezda, thank you for listening) and is rarely given (and seemingly not at all some days). The Radio Moscow Home Service interval signal is also played sometimes (also seemingly not at all some days). A short recording of a child speaking in an unknown language is frequently played between songs. No contact information is known.		Vostochnaya Zvezda (Russian "Eastern Star") is a shortwave pirate from the Southwest USA. It first appeared in early March 2023 broadcasting 24 hours per day on 4015 USB with a signal that was difficult to hear outside of the Southwest and was not heard by any listeners during the day. In late March 2023 it was first observed on a new frequency of 7325 USB. This frequency can be heard across the Southwest during the day and all of North America at night (with QRM from Radio Martí on 7335 AM). The music selection is varied but is often Russian pop music or pop music from other countries. It was first noted online by Radio Pushka, who has a very similar station format and location (but is not the same station). Audio is 2.5 kHz wide but slightly distorted with some splatter. The identification is in English except the station name (You are listening to Vostochnaya Zvezda, thank you for listening) and is rarely given (and seemingly not at all some days). The Radio Moscow Home Service interval signal is also played sometimes (also seemingly not at all some days). A short recording of a child speaking in an unknown language is frequently played between songs. No contact information is known.
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Vostochnaya Zvezda (Russian "Eastern Star") is a shortwave pirate from the Southwest USA. It first appeared in early March 2023 broadcasting 24 hours per day on 4015 USB with a signal that was difficult to hear outside of the Southwest and was not heard by any listeners during the day. In late March 2023 it was first observed on a new frequency of 7325 USB. This frequency can be heard across the Southwest during the day and all of North America at night (with QRM from Radio Martí on 7335 AM). The music selection is varied but is often Russian pop music or pop music from other countries. It was first noted online by Radio Pushka, who has a very similar station format and location (but is not the same station). Audio is 2.5 kHz wide but slightly distorted with some splatter. The identification is in English except the station name (You are listening to Vostochnaya Zvezda, thank you for listening) and is rarely given (and seemingly not at all some days). The Radio Moscow Home Service interval signal is also played sometimes (also seemingly not at all some days). A short recording of a child speaking in an unknown language is frequently played between songs. No contact information is known.