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Radio ArcÃ¡ngel San Gabriel

2011-08-10T22:12:41Z

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#REDIRECT [[Radio Arcángel San Gabriel]]

Radio Arcángel San Gabriel

2011-08-10T22:12:41Z

Bolt: moved Radio ArcÃ¡ngel San Gabriel to Radio Arcángel San Gabriel

'''Radio Arcángel San Gabriel''' is the only shortwave radio station broadcasting from Antarctica. It's operated by the Argentinian army.

It transmits weekdays on 15476 kHz from 1800 to 2100 [[UTC]].

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

HCJB

2007-11-19T15:34:07Z

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'''HCJB La Voz de los Andes''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Quito, Ecuador. Its schedule is filled mostly with religious programmes. The call letters stand for "Heralding Christ Jesus's Blessings".

==Frequencies==
*South America: 11690 kHz.
*South America: 12000 kHz.
*Mexico: 9745 kHz.
*Mexico: 11960 kHz.
*Cuba: 11960 kHz.
*North/South America: 11720 kHz.
*[[SSB|Single Side Band]]: 21455 kHz

==Schedule==
Many religious shows are taped on another countries (United States, Uruguay, Venezuela, etc.), although a few are locally produced. ''Gracia a Vosotros'', ''Maravillosas Palabras de Vida'', ''Su Palabra para su Mundo'' and ''Desencadenados'' are Spanish versions of the American shows ''Grace to You'', ''Wonderful Words of Life'', ''His Word to his World'' and ''Unshackled!'', respectively.
===Weekdays===
*1100-1130 '''Religious shows'''
*1130-1200 '''News'''
*1200-1430 '''Religious shows'''
*1430-1445 '''''Ciudad Médica''''' (health topics)
*1445-1500 '''''Siempre Amigas''''' (for women)
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2202 '''News'''
*2202-2230 '''Religious shows'''
*2230-2300 '''''Conozca el Ecuador''''' (local music)
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Saturdays===
*1100-1400 '''Religious shows'''
*1400-1500 '''''Club de Amigos''''' (DX'er related topics)
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2300 '''Religious shows'''
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Sundays===
*1100-1500 '''Religious shows'''
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2300 '''''Club de Amigos''''' (DX'er related topics)
*2300-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''

==External links==
*[http://www.vozandes.org Official web site]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

Beerus Maximus

2007-11-19T15:33:35Z

Bolt:

'''Beerus Maximus''' is a pirate listener from the Boston area. He has been active in the hobby since 1990, and regularly contributes logs to the [[FRN]]. Beerus can be found on the [[Pirateradio (IRC)|#pirateradio]] channel most nights of the week. He is usually intoxicated. Beerus is known to sometimes carry a concealed [[Rodent Revolution|Rodenator]].
[[Category:People]]

Beerus Maximus

2007-11-17T14:50:19Z

Bolt:

Beerus Maximus is a pirate listener from the Boston area. He has been active in the hobby since 1990, and regularly contributes logs to the FRN. Beerus can be found on the #pirateradio channel most nights of the week. He is usually intoxicated. Beerus is known to sometimes carry a concealed Rodenator.
[[Category:People]]

Radio Nonsense

2007-11-14T20:44:04Z

Bolt:

'''Radio Nonsense''' was a pirate radio station that broadcast on shortwave in 1997 & 1998. Joe Momma was the DJ, though Roger Wilco was also on the shows from time to time. They played rock music, comedy sketches, and funny fake commercials. The station began life as Radio KAOS in 1996, which changed later on to Radio Nonsense, though the format remained the same. The station ended all transmissions around Nov 1, 1998 after Joe Momma died in a motorcycle wreck. On occasion, unknown pirates will play old Radio Nonsense programs.

[[Category:Pirate radio stations]]

HCJB

2007-11-14T20:38:32Z

Bolt:

'''HCJB La Voz de los Andes''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Quito, Ecuador. Its schedule is filled mostly with religious programmes. The call letters stand for "Heralding Christ Jesus's Blessings".

==Frequencies==
*South America: 11690 kHz.
*South America: 12000 kHz.
*Mexico: 9745 kHz.
*Mexico: 11960 kHz.
*Cuba: 11960 kHz.
*North/South America: 11720 kHz.
*[[SSB|Single Side Band]]: 21455 kHz

==Schedule==
Many religious shows are taped on another coutries (United States, Uruguay, Venezuela, etc.), although a few are locally produced. ''Gracia a Vosotros'', ''Maravillosas Palabras de Vida'', ''Su Palabra para su Mundo'' and ''Desencadenados'' are Spanish versions of the American shows ''Grace to You'', ''Wonderful Words of Life'', ''His Word to his World'' and ''Unshackled!'', respectively.
===Weekdays===
*1100-1130 '''Religious shows'''
*1130-1200 '''News'''
*1200-1430 '''Religious shows'''
*1430-1445 '''''Ciudad Médica''''' (health topics)
*1445-1500 '''''Siempre Amigas''''' (for women)
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2202 '''News'''
*2202-2230 '''Religious shows'''
*2230-2300 '''''Conozca el Ecuador''''' (local music)
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Saturdays===
*1100-1400 '''Religious shows'''
*1400-1500 '''''Club de Amigos''''' (DX'er related topics)
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2300 '''Religious shows'''
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Sundays===
*1100-1500 '''Religious shows'''
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2300 '''''Club de Amigos''''' (DX'er related topics)
*2300-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''

==External links==
*[http://www.vozandes.org Official web site]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

HCJB

2007-11-14T20:34:20Z

Bolt: /* Schedule */

'''HCJB La Voz de los Andes''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Quito, Ecuador. Its schedule is filled mostly with religious programmes. The call letters stand for "Heralding Christ Jesus's Blessings".

==Frequencies==
*South America: 11690 kHz.
*South America: 12000 kHz.
*Mexico: 9745 kHz.
*Mexico: 11960 kHz.
*Cuba: 11960 kHz.
*North/South America: 11720 kHz.
*[[SSB|Single Side Band]]: 21455 kHz

==Schedule==
===Weekdays===
*1100-1130 '''Religious shows'''
*1130-1200 '''News'''
*1200-1430 '''Religious shows'''
*1430-1445 '''''Ciudad Médica''''' (health topics)
*1445-1500 '''''Siempre Amigas''''' (for women)
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2202 '''News'''
*2202-2230 '''Religious shows'''
*2230-2300 '''''Conozca el Ecuador''''' (local music)
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Saturdays===
*1100-1400 '''Religious shows'''
*1400-1500 '''''Club de Amigos''''' (DX'er related topics)
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2300 '''Religious shows'''
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Sundays===
*1100-1500 '''Religious shows'''
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2300 '''''Club de Amigos''''' (DX'er related topics)
*2300-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''

==External links==
*[http://www.vozandes.org Official web site]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

La Voz del Campesino

2007-10-27T15:33:56Z

Bolt:

'''La Voz del Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 [[AM]] in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as [[6955]] at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz del Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to [[6925]] and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".

[[Category: Pirate radio esoterica]]

Marfil EstÃ©reo

2007-10-15T17:48:45Z

Bolt:

'''Marfil Estéreo''' (Spanish: Stereo Ivory) is a radio station broadcasting on FM and SW from the city of Lomalinda, Columbia. The programming is filled mostly with local music plus religious shows aired in parallel with [[La Voz de tu Conciencia]].

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

La Voz de tu Conciencia

2007-10-15T17:47:56Z

Bolt:

'''La Voz de tu Conciencia''' (Spanish: Voice of your Conscience) is a religious shortwave station broadcasting from Lomalinda, Columbia.

==See also==
*[[Marfil Estéreo]]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

KIPM

2007-10-15T17:43:47Z

Bolt:

[[Image:kipm.jpg|thumb|right|225px|A KIPM [[QSL]]]]'''KIPM''' - Illuminati Prima Materia, was a shortwave pirate active from the early to mid 00s. The host, [[Alan Maxwell]], produced long, elaborate shows that featured dramatic, literate storylines, often with elements of science fiction woven in. KIPM normally operated on 6950/6955 and 13910/13915 KHz.

One show, for example, depicted aliens making murderous contact with humanity at the Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico, portending an alien invasion. This show actually started a small panic in the ham radio community, among those who were not familiar with KIPM; several called in to Art Bells's show trying to find out what was really happening. KIPM's shows often aired nonstop for an entire weekend, stopping only to change frequencies.

KIPM was also known for spectacular [[QSL]]s. They usually featured glossy, full-colored, surrealistic original artwork on large sheets of excellent quality paper. Originally, KIPM [[QSL]]ed from [[Lula]], Georgia; this was a [[maildrop]] associated with [[Radio Bob's Communication Network]]. Maxwell was a protege of Radio Bob, and, when they had a falling out, he switched to [[Elkhorn]], Nebraska. KIPM's programs are often relayed, and mention these drops; however, they are both closed, and it seems that KIPM is not replying to [[QSL]] requests at this time.

Alan Maxwell disappeared from the pirate radio scene amid rumors of attacks and abuse by others in the pirate community; it has never been made clear what these consisted of. However, he still posts occasionally on the [[FRN]], and he may still be reachable at kipm_outerlimits@hotmail.com. Despite entreaties by his fans, he has not returned to the airwaves; recently, though (mid-2007), he did apparently post a message to the [[Free Radio Weekly]] saying that a return may be in the works.

== Partial List of KIPM Shows ==

*Arecibo Alpha 1
*Electromagnetic Madness
*Entropy
*God, Illuminator of Our Lives
*He Who Shrank
*Primordial Time Journey
*Ramblings from the Heart of Darkness
*Traffic Report Obscura

[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

FCC

2007-10-14T15:10:11Z

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The '''Federal Communications Commission (FCC)''' is the agency responsible for promulgating and enforcing regulations regarding many types of communications in the USA, including radio transmission and reception. In particular, it licenses and polices transmitting stations. As unlicensed broadcasters, [[Pirate Radio Stations]] are at particular risk of running afoul of FCC regulations, and may face penalties ranging from warnings, to fines, equipment confiscation, and even imprisonment. While FCC enforcement affecting pirates has of late concentrated on FM pirates, it has, in the past, punished shortwave pirates, and may (and probably will) do so in the future. One example is the [[Great Halloween Bust]] of 1998.

Other names for the FCC include the '''Flunked Clown College,''' the '''Friendly Candy Company''' and '''[[Al Fansome|Fansome]] Communication Commandos.''' [[AM]]ers (e.g. [[Timtron]]) refer to the FCC as the '''Feces'''.

==Enternal links==
*[http://www.fcc.gov Official web site]
[[Category: Pirate radio esoterica]]

Longwave Broadcast Stations

2007-10-11T14:32:45Z

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{|
| kHz || Station || Country || Power (kW) ||
|-
| 153 || Bechar || Algeria || 1,000 ||
|-
| 153 || [http://www.dradio.de/dlf Deutschlandfunk] || Germany || 500 || DRM? ||
|-
| 153 || Bod || Romania || 1,200 ||
|-
| 162 || [http://www.radiofrance.fr/franceinter France Inter] || France || 2,000 ||
|-
| 162 || Agri || Turkey || 1,000 ||
|-
| 171 || [http://www.medi1.com Nador Medi-1] || Morocco || 2,000 ||
|-
| 171 || B'shakovo etc || Russia || 1,200 ||
|-
| 177 || [http://www.dradio.de Deutschland Radio] || Germany || 750 ||
|-
| 180 || Polati || Turkey || 1,200 ||
|-
| 183 || [http://www.europe1.fr Europe 1] || Germany || 2,000 ||
|-
| 189 || Caltanissetta || Italy || 10 ||
|-
| 198 || [http://www.bbc.co.uk Droitwich (BBC)] || United Kingdom || 500 ||
|-
| 207 || Munich DLF || Germany || 500 ||
|-
| 207 || Azilal || Morocco || 800 ||
|-
| 216 || Roumoules RMC || France || 1,400 ||
|-
| 216 || Baku || Azerbaydzhan || 500 ||
|-
| 216 || [http://www.radiomontecarlo.net Radio Monte Carlo] || Monaco || - ||
|-
| 225 || [http://www.polskieradio.pl/jedynka Polish Radio 1] || Poland || - ||
|-
| 234 || [http://www.rtl.fr/ RTL] || Luxembourg || 2,000 ||
|-
| 243 || [http://www.dr.dk D. R. Radio 1] || Denmark || 300 || no longer on the air ||
|-
| 252 || Tipaza || Algeria || 1,500 ||
|-
| 252 || [http://www.atlantic252.com/ Atlantic 252] || Republic of Ireland || 500 || no longer on the air
|-
| 261 || Burg (R Ropa) || Germany || 200 ||
|-
| 261 || Taldom Moscow || Russia || 2,500 ||
|-
| 270 || Czech Radio || Czech Republic || 1,500 ||
|-
| 279 || Sasnovy || Belarus || 500 ||
|}

Ground Zero Radio

2007-10-09T01:06:28Z

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[[Image:gzr.jpg|right|thumb|225px|Ground Zero Radio QSL]]
'''Ground Zero Radio''' is a shortwave pirate that has been active since the early 00s. The ops, apparently Texas Pete and David Gunn, play music and other material. The distinctive station ID of a warning siren is guaranteed to give any baby-boomer chills, and thoughts of nuclear disaster.

[[Category:Pirate radio stations]]

Ground Zero Radio

2007-10-09T01:05:50Z

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Medium Wave Broadcast Stations by Country

2007-10-09T01:02:54Z

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==Argentina==
*[[Radio 10]]
*[[Radio Continental]]
*[[Radio Mitre]]
*[[La Red]]
*[[Radio El Mundo]]
*[[Radio Argentina]]
== United States of America ==

* [[WHAS]] - Louisville, Kentucky

Category:Mediumwave stations

2007-10-09T01:01:18Z

Bolt: New page: Mediumwave stations.

Mediumwave stations.

WHAS

2007-10-09T01:00:52Z

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'''WHAS''' is a 50,000 watt MW station on 840 KiloHertz operating 24-hours a day from a transmitter site near Louisville, Kentucky. The transmitter is a Harris DX-50. The radiation pattern is omnidirectional from a single tower. The station has confirmed reports of being heard as far away as New Zealand. WHAS is owned by Clear Channel Communications.

== External Links ==
*[http://www.whas.com/main.html Official web site]

[[Category:Mediumwave stations]]

La Voz de tu Conciencia

2007-10-05T14:50:20Z

Bolt: /* See also */

'''La Voz de tu Conciencia''' (Spanish: Voice of your Concience) is a religious shortwave station broadcasting from Lomalinda, Columbia.

==See also==
*[[Marfil Estéreo]]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

La Voz de tu Conciencia

2007-10-05T14:49:51Z

Bolt: New page: '''La Voz de tu Conciencia''' (Spanish: Voice of your Concience) is a religious shortwave station broadcasting from Lomalinda, Columbia. ==See also== *[Marfil Estéreo]] [[Category:Shortw...

'''La Voz de tu Conciencia''' (Spanish: Voice of your Concience) is a religious shortwave station broadcasting from Lomalinda, Columbia.

==See also==
*[Marfil Estéreo]]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

High Frequency Beacon

2007-10-05T14:44:51Z

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A generic term for an unlicensed '''[[beacon]]''' that does not follow government regulations for operation (such as [[Part 15]]), and are technically illegal.

There are many of these beacons, quite a few are run as propagation experiments. Due to their nature, the exact location of these stations is generall not known, although many are believed to operate from remote locations in the deserts of the southwest USA. Likewise, these stations tend to suddenly appear and disappear from the air. Most run with very low power levels of just hundreds or even tens of milliwatts of power, and are often solar powered, so they can be hidden in open areas. Some are switched via a photocell, so they only operate at night, running off of a battery that is charged during the daytime by a solar panel.

== Reported High Frequency Beacons ==

{|
| Freq (kHz) || Station ID || Operation Notes ||
|-
| 3450 || OK || OK ||
|-
| 4011.8 || FL || Dasher ||
|-
| 4077 || MO || Photocell switched ||
|-
| 4094 || PA || ||
|-
| 5499.13 || WA || Dasher ||
|-
| 5678 || CO || ||
|-
| 8000.5 || S || ||
|-
| 8211.7 || OR || ||
|-
| 10236.7 || FL || Dasher ||
|-
| 14418.3 || CO || ||
|}

== External Links ==

*[http://highfrequencybeaconsociety.bravehost.com/ High Frequency Beacon Society]
*[http://www.auroralchorus.com/4096khz.htm Auroral Chorus]

[[Category:Beacons]]

Degen DE1103

2007-10-04T20:40:42Z

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[[Image:de1103_1.jpg|thumb|275px|right|The Degen DE1103]]
The '''Degen DE1103''' is a disposable radio made of medium density fiber board and ground puppies. It is imported from China. It is the preferred receiver of nusnum on #wunclub.

The radio is famous for once bursting into flames in David Letterman's hands, causing severe 3rd degree burns to the upper quadrant. It was banned by the FDA in early 2007.
[[Category: Receivers]]

Galei Zahal

2007-10-04T02:37:27Z

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'''Galei Zahal''' - Israel Defence Forces Radio, is a broadcast station operating out of Israel. It plays a variety of material, including popular music. It is occasionally heard on 6973 AM, where it is often mistaken for a pirate.

== External links ==

*[http://www.israelradio.org/history/gz51.html Schedule and address information]
*[http://glz.msn.co.il/index.aspx Hebrew website]

[[Category: Pirate radio esoterica]]

Radio Al Fansome

2007-10-04T02:36:38Z

Bolt: let the vanity go, Al :o)

'''Radio [[Al Fansome]]''' broadcast on 6953 [[AM]] in the early part of the 2000s. Only a few shows were ever produced, and the [[QSL]]s for these became instant classics.

[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Random Wire

2007-10-03T14:32:37Z

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As the term implies, a '''random wire''' is a wire antenna of random length. A random wire generally works well for signal reception, and is an improvement over the built-in whip antenna that is included with many portable radios.

An antenna tuner can be used with a random wire to make it resonant at a particular frequency.

[[Category: Antennas]]

Voice of the Rock

2007-09-30T18:01:19Z

Bolt:

'''The Voice of the Rock''' is a [[pirate radio station]] that typically uses low power transmitters, such as the [[Grenade]], running 5 to 10 watts. Programming typically consists of music.

[[Image:VoiceOfTheRockQSL.gif]]

[[Category:Pirate radio stations]]

HCJB

2007-09-28T16:44:13Z

Bolt: /* Schedule */

'''HCJB La Voz de los Andes''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Quito, Ecuador. Its schedule is filled mostly with religious programmes. The call letters stand for "Heralding Christ Jesus's Blessings".

==Frequencies==
*South America: 11690 kHz.
*South America: 12000 kHz.
*Mexico: 9745 kHz.
*Mexico: 11960 kHz.
*Cuba: 11960 kHz.
*North/South America: 11720 kHz.
*[[SSB|Single Side Band]]: 21455 kHz

==Schedule==
===Weekdays===
*1100-1130 '''Religious shows'''
*1130-1200 '''News'''
*1200-1430 '''Religious shows'''
*1430-1445 '''''Ciudad Médica'''''
*1445-1500 '''''Siempre Amigas'''''
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2202 '''News'''
*2202-2230 '''Religious shows'''
*2230-2300 '''''Conozca el Ecuador'''''
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Saturdays===
*1100-1400 '''Religious shows'''
*1400-1500 '''''Club de Amigos'''''
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2300 '''Religious shows'''
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''
===Sundays===
*1100-1500 '''Religious shows'''
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2300 '''''Club de Amigos'''''
*2300-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
*0500-1100 '''Off air'''

==External links==
*[http://www.vozandes.org Official web site]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

La Voz del Campesino

2007-09-28T02:11:26Z

Bolt:

'''La Voz del Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as 6955 at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to 6925 and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".

La Voz de Campesino

2007-09-28T02:11:10Z

Bolt: La Voz de Campesino moved to La Voz del Campesino: is not "de", but "del"

#REDIRECT [[La Voz del Campesino]]

La Voz del Campesino

2007-09-28T02:11:10Z

Bolt: La Voz de Campesino moved to La Voz del Campesino: is not "de", but "del"

'''La Voz de Campesino''' was a low-power broadcast station operating out of Peru. It was often heard on or near 6956 AM in the early to mid-00s in the eastern USA; program material was usually Andes-type music. The station was a major irritant to pirate listeners, as 6955 at the time was probably the most popular pirate frequency. Even if its audio could not be heard, the heterodyne from La Voz de Campesino's carrier could cause major interference to pirates on 6955; this was probably part of the reason that pirate operations began to shift to 6925 and lower frequencies. This station was often referred to in pirate circles as simply "The Peruvian".

Shortwave Broadcast Stations By Country

2007-09-28T02:10:34Z

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==Antartica==
*[[Radio Arcángel San Gabriel]]

==Argentina==
*[[RAE]] - Radiodifusión Argentina al Exterior
*[[Radio Baluarte]]
==Brazil==
*[[Radio Aparecida]]
*[[Radio Bandeirantes]]
*[[Radio Clube do Pará]]
*[[Radio Inconfidencia]]
*[[Radio Transmundial]]

== Canada ==
*[[Radio Canada International]]
*[[CBC]] - [[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]]
*[[Radio Nord Quebec]] 9625 kHz
*[[CFCX]] 6005 kHz, relay of CIQC 600 kHz - Montreal, Quebec (Not presently on the air)
*[[CFVP]] 6030 kHz, relay of CKMX 1060 kHz - Calgary, Alberta
*[[CFRX]] 6070 kHz, relay of CFRB 1010 kHz - Toronto, Ontario
*[[CKFX]] 6080 kHz, relay of CKWX 1130 kHz - Vancouver, British Colombia (Not presently on the air)
*[[CHNX]] 6130 kHz, relay of CHNS 960 kHz - Halifax, Nova Scotia (Not presently on the air)
*[[CKZN]] 6160 kHz, relay of CBN 640 kHz - St. Johns, Newfoundland
*[[CKZU]] 6160 kHz, relay of CBU 690 kHz - Vancouver, British Colombia

==Columbia==
*[[Marfil Estéreo]] / [[La Voz de tu Conciencia]] - Both operated by the same company. They air several programming in parallel

==Costa Rica==
*[[RFPI]] - Radio For Peace International

== Cuba ==
*[[Radio Rebelde]]
*[[Radio Habana]]

==Ecuador==
*[[HCJB]] - La Voz de los Andes

==Gabon==
*[[Afrique No. 1]]

== Guatemala ==
*[[TGNC]] Radio Cultural 3300 kHz
*[[Radio Verdad]] 4052 kHz
*[[Radio Cultura Coatán]] 4780 kHz
*[[Radio Buenas Nuevas]] 4800 kHz

==Israel==
*[[Galei Zahal]] - Israel Defence Forces Radio 6973 khz

==Japan==
*[[NHK]] - Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai

== Mexico ==
*[[Radio Huayacocotla]] 2390 kHz
*[[XERTA]] Radio Transcontinental 4810 kHz
*[[XEOI]] Nucleo Radio 6010 kHz
*[[XEXQ]] Radio Universidad 6045 kHz
*[[XEPPM]] Radio Educación 6185 khz
*[[XEYU]] Radio UNAM 9600 kHz

==Morocco==
*[[Medi 1]] 9580 kHz

==Peru==
*[[La Voz del Campesino]] 6956 khz

==Spain==
*[[REE]] - Radiodifusión Exterior de España

==United Kingdom==
*[[BBC]]

== United States of America ==
*[[Voice of America]] - Government run, various transmitter sites
*[[Radio Martí]] - Government run
* [[KAIJ]] - Dr. Gene Scott - Dallas, Texas
* [[KFBS]] - Northern Mariana Islands
* [[KHBN]] - Palau, Hawaii
* [[KJES]] - "The Lord's Station" - Vado, New Mexico
* [[KNLS]] - Anchor Point, Alaska
* [[KSDA]] - Seventh-day Adventist Church Adventist World Radio - Agat, Guam
* [[KTBN]] - Trinity Broadcasting Network - Salt Lake City, Utah
* [[KTWR]] - Trans World Radio - Agana, Guam
* [[KVOH]] - "Voice of Hope" - Rancho Simi, California
* [[KWHR]] - "World Harvest Radio" - Naalehu, Hawaii
* [[WBCQ]] - "The Planet" - Monticello, Maine
* [[WEWN]] - "EWTN - Eternal Word Network" - Irondale, Alabama
* [[WBOH]] - Fundamental Broadcasting Network - Newport, North Carolina
* [[WHRA]] - "World Harvest Radio" - Greenbush, Maine
* [[WHRI]] - "World Harvest Radio" - Noblesville, Indiana
* [[WINB]] - "World International Broadcasting" - Red Lion, Pennsylvania
* [[WMLK]] - Assemblies of Yahweh - Bethel, Pennsylvania
* [[WRMI]] - "Radio Miami International" - Miami, Florida
* [[WSHB]] - Furman, South Carolina
* [[WTJC]] - Fundamental Broadcasting Network - Newport, North Carolina
* [[WWCR]] - "Worldwide Christian Radio" - Nashville, Tennessee
* [[WWRB]] - Manchester, Tennessee (successor to WGTG and WWFV)
* [[WYFR]] - "Family Radio" - Okeechobee, Florida

Medi 1

2007-09-28T02:06:45Z

Bolt:

'''Medi 1''' is a radio station broadcasting on SW, LW and FM from Morocco. The station is bilingual, having shows in Arabic and French. The programming is filled mostly with news programmes and music. The songs played on the radio vary from 80's English-language pop songs, to rap in French, dance music and rock. The Arabic music has its own shows: ''Musique Soufie'' and ''Chansons Arabes e Bereberes''.

==Schedule==
===Monday to Sunday===
*0800-1200 '''News'''
*1200-1400 '''Music'''
*1400-1630 '''News'''
*1630-2000 '''Music'''
*2000-0000 '''News'''
*0000-0300 '''News'''
*0300-0800 '''''Beit Assadaaka'''''
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

Medi 1

2007-09-28T02:06:16Z

Bolt:

'''Medi 1''' is a radio station broadcasting on SW, LW and FM from Morocco. The station is billingual, having shows in Arabic and French. The programming is filled mostly with news programmes and music. The songs played on the radio vary from 80's English-language pop songs, to rap in French, dance music and rock. The Arabic music has its own shows: ''Musique Soufie'' and ''Chansons Arabes e Bereberes''.

==Schedule==
===Monday to Sunday===
*0800-1200 '''News'''
*1200-1400 '''Music'''
*1400-1630 '''News'''
*1630-2000 '''Music'''
*2000-0000 '''News'''
*0000-0300 '''News'''
*0300-0800 '''''Beit Assadaaka'''''
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

HCJB

2007-09-28T01:52:06Z

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'''HCJB La Voz de los Andes''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Quito, Ecuador. Its schedule is filled mostly with religious programmes.

==Frequencies==
*South America: 11690 kHz.
*South America: 12000 kHz.
*Mexico: 9745 kHz.
*Mexico: 11960 kHz.
*Cuba: 11960 kHz.
*North/South America: 11720 kHz.
*[[SSB|Single Side Band]]: 21455 kHz

==Schedule==
===Weekdays===
*1100-1130 '''Religious shows'''
*1130-1200 '''News'''
*1200-1430 '''Religious shows'''
*1430-1445 '''''Ciudad Médica'''''
*1445-1500 '''''Siempre Amigas'''''
*1500-2100 '''Off air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2202 '''News'''
*2202-2230 '''Religious shows'''
*2230-2300 '''''Conozca el Ecuador'''''
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''

===Saturdays===
*1100-1400 '''Religious shows'''
*1400-1500 '''''Club de Amigos'''''
*1500-2100 '''Off Air'''
*2100-2300 '''Religious shows'''
*2300-2330 '''News'''
*2330-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''

===Sundays===
*1100-1500 '''Religious shows'''
*1500-2100 '''Off Air'''
*2100-2200 '''Religious shows'''
*2200-2300 '''''Club de Amigos'''''
*2300-0500 '''Religious shows and reprises'''
==External links==
*[http://www.vozandes.org Official web site]
[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

User:Bolt

2007-09-27T00:35:05Z

Bolt: New page: *[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usuario:Bolt My Spanish Wikipedia talk page] *[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Bolt My English Wikipedia talk page]

*[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usuario:Bolt My Spanish Wikipedia talk page]
*[http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Bolt My English Wikipedia talk page]

Radio Arcángel San Gabriel

2007-09-27T00:19:34Z

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Radio Arcángel San Gabriel

2007-09-26T21:50:31Z

Bolt:

'''Radio Arcángel San Gabriel''' is the only shortwave radio station broadcasting from Antactica. It's operated by the Argentinian army.

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

Medi 1

2007-09-26T21:48:42Z

Bolt:

UTC

2007-09-26T15:11:22Z

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'''UTC''' is an abbreviation for "Coordinated Universal Time". For most practical purposes, including shortwave listening, it is the time in Greenwich England. Because of this, it was once known as, and is still sometimes referred to as, "Greenwich Mean Time", or "GMT". In the eastern USA, UTC is four hours ahead of local time while daylight savings time is in effect, and five hours ahead when it is not.

Shortwave stations may be heard simultaneously over large parts of the globe; each area may have a different local time. Referring to these broadcasts using UTC allows everyone, broadcasters and listeners alike, to avoid the overhead and confusion of trying to translate time from one time zone to another. Because of this, broadcast schedules and listeners' signal reports, for pirates and non-pirates, usually use UTC. It is common for DXers to keep a clock at hand that is set to UTC, so that schedules can be observed and logs written down without having to translate local time to UTC. A clock can be set to UTC (or local time) to a high degree of accuracy by listening to the station WWV.

==External links==
*[http://tf.nist.gov/stations/wwv.html NIST WWV website]

UTC

2007-09-26T15:11:07Z

Bolt:

'''UTC''' is an abbreviation for "Coordinated Universal Time". For most practical purposes, including shortwave listening, it is the time in Greenwich England. Because of this, it was once known as, and is still sometimes referred to as, "Greenwich Mean Time", or "GMT". In the eastern USA, UTC is four hours ahead of local time while daylight savings time is in effect, and five hours ahead when it is not.

Shortwave stations may be heard simultaneously over large parts of the globe; each area may have a different local time. Referring to these broadcasts using UTC allows everyone, broadcasters and listeners alike, to avoid the overhead and confusion of trying to translate time from one time zone to another. Because of this, broadcast schedules and listeners' signal reports, for pirates and non-pirates, usually use UTC. It is common for DXers to keep a clock at hand that is set to UTC, so that schedules can be observed and logs written down without having to translate local time to UTC. A clock can be set to UTC (or local time) to a high degree of accuracy by listening to the station WWV.

===External links==
*[http://tf.nist.gov/stations/wwv.html NIST WWV website]

Kirk Trummel

2007-09-26T15:04:46Z

Bolt:

Kevin Kirk Trummel was an extremely active individual in the pirate radio community. He operated several [[pirate radio stations]], including [[Radio Doomsday]] and [[Radio Airplane]], which was the target of an [[FCC]] [[bust]]. He was instrumental in organizing the move from [[7415]] kHz to [[6955]] kHz in 1994, when 7415 kHz became unusable.

Kirk, along with [[John Cruzan]], started the [[Free Radio Network]] or [[FRN]] in 1993 as a [[BBS]]. It now operates as a website, and is the leading source for information on pirate radio in the USA.

Kirk passed away in 2001 from cancer, at the age of 38.

==External links==
*[http://www.frn.net/kirk/ Biography of Kirk Trummel]

[[Category:People]]

KAIJ

2007-09-26T01:12:43Z

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'''KAIJ''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Texas, United States of America. It is operated by Dr. Gene Scott.

==Frequencies==
*Day: 9480 kHz.
*Night: 5755 kHz.

==External links==
*[http://kaij.us Official web site]

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

KAIJ

2007-09-26T01:12:26Z

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'''KAIJ''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Texas, United States of America. It is operated by Dr. Gene Scott.

==Frequencies==
*Day: 9480 kHz.
*Night: 5755 kHz.

==External links==
[http://kaij.us Official web site]

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

KAIJ

2007-09-25T21:16:44Z

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'''KAIJ''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Texas, United States of America. It is operated by Dr. Gene Scott.

==Frequencies==
Day: 9480 kHz.
Night: 5755 kHz.

==External links==
[http://kaij.us Official web site]

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

KHBN

2007-09-25T15:28:01Z

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'''KHBN''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Palau, Hawaii.

==External links==
[http://www2c.airnet.ne.jp/dxworld/japanese/worldradio/pacific/K.H.B.N.htm Official web site]

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

KHBN

2007-09-25T15:27:46Z

Bolt: New page: '''KHBN''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Palau, Hawaii. ==External links== [www2c.airnet.ne.jp/dxworld/japanese/worldradio/pacific/K.H.B.N.htm Official web site] [[Category:Sh...

'''KHBN''' is a shortwave station broadcasting from Palau, Hawaii.

==External links==
[www2c.airnet.ne.jp/dxworld/japanese/worldradio/pacific/K.H.B.N.htm Official web site]

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]

Medi 1

2007-09-25T15:25:01Z

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KU4A

2007-09-25T02:46:51Z

Bolt:

[[Image:ku4astn.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Amateur Radio Station of KU4A]]

[[Image:ku4a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|KU4A]]
'''KU4A''' has been listening to the radio since the 1960s. "KU4A" is his FCC-issued amateur radio callsign. Born in Columbus, Ohio in 1955, he has listened and transmitted from Lexington, Kentucky since 1977.

His interests include all types of monitoring and DXing on medium wave, HF, VHF and UHF. He logs all types of utility communications and broadcasting.

His amateur activities include [[CW]], voice and digital modes on virtually all the amateur bands. Operating interests include ragchewing, DXing and contesting.

He is one of the founding members of the Fayette Amateur Radio Transmitting Society (FARTS).

He can often be found in the #wunclub, #pirateradio and #mwdx rooms on Starchat.

He owns a [[Kaito KA1102]] and [[Degen DE1103]] among numerous other radios.

[[Category:People]]

Medi 1

2007-09-25T02:44:57Z

Bolt: New page: '''Medi 1''' is a radio station broadcasting on SW, LW and FM from Morocco. The station is billingual, having shows in Arabic and French. The programming is filled mostly with news program...

2007-09-25T02:38:59Z

Bolt: New page: '''Marfil Estéreo''' (Spanish: Stereo Ivory) is a radio station broadcasting on FM and SW from the city of Lomalinda, Columbia. The programming is filled mostly with local music and relig...

'''Marfil Estéreo''' (Spanish: Stereo Ivory) is a radio station broadcasting on FM and SW from the city of Lomalinda, Columbia. The programming is filled mostly with local music and religious shows aired in parallel with [[La Voz de tu Conciencia]].

[[Category:Shortwave stations]]