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General Radio Discussion / Re: Pirates on 13900 kHz range?
« on: February 18, 2015, 0235 UTC »
A few have used it over the years with good results.
The problem is that pirate listener's are generally frequency sitters. They'll tune around the popular frequency of the time, but that's it. Even with the advent of SDR's most listeners are content to scan from roughly 6770 to 6970 khz. these days.
The pirates tend to go where the listeners are and vice-versa.
It's always fun to screw around off the established frequencies, especially now that we're in the days of the interwebz and much less crowding on the SW broadcast bands, just to see how many "WTH?" reports you'll get via email from random SW listeners.
The problem is that pirate listener's are generally frequency sitters. They'll tune around the popular frequency of the time, but that's it. Even with the advent of SDR's most listeners are content to scan from roughly 6770 to 6970 khz. these days.
The pirates tend to go where the listeners are and vice-versa.
It's always fun to screw around off the established frequencies, especially now that we're in the days of the interwebz and much less crowding on the SW broadcast bands, just to see how many "WTH?" reports you'll get via email from random SW listeners.