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Author Topic: 6640 kHz LSB English + Dutch / German? 1755 UTC 03 April 2026  (Read 743 times)

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6.640 MHz LSB
Via G8JNJ SDR receiver, located in the South West UK.  Flydog SDR.  English language callsigns (numeric callsigns) heard, stations whistling over each other, playing music, jamming, etc.  6650 kHz LSB and 6660 kHz LSB are the worst in terms of just nonstop music and jamming. The 6.6 MHz band is very busy right now, activity noted on:

6630 kHz LSB
6633 kHz LSB
6640 kHz LSB
6650 kHz LSB
6655 kHz LSB
6660 kHz LSB
6665 kHz LSB
6670 kHz LSB
6675 kHz LSB
6677 kHz USB - causing pretty severe QRM to the aeronautical weather VOLMET on 6676 kHz USB 6.676 MHz USB
U.S. East Coast, various HF/VHF/UHF radios/transceivers/scanners/receivers - land mobile system operator - focus on VHF/UHF and 11m