3905 2151 Radio Elvis. Genesis "Land of Confusion," SINPO 54444.
5140 1705 Charleston Radio Int. Nostalgic sounds from the last century. SINPO 34333.
5770 1645 Radio 319 (pres). Mi Amigo offshore recordings. SINPO 44333.
5853 1830 Unid. Recording of Polka Radio Melbourne with polka music, splash from strong STANAG on 5850. SINPO 22332.
6205 1634 Laser Hot Hits. Gary Drew show. Deniece Williams "Conscience," Memphis "Inside My Love." SINPO 44433.
6240 1625 Radio Kolibrie (pres). Dutch songs. SINPO 33333.
6245 2136 Radio Albatross (tent). Santana "Well All Right," off, ID reported as Albatross. SINPO 54444.
6290 2141 Channel 92. Hall & Oates "Maneater," Michael Jackson "Billie Jean." SINPO 34333.
(via Kiwi SDR, SW England)
I liked the sites and the blog.
ReplyDeleteWhere do I find a list of frequencies of pirated stations?
I want to see if I tuned here in Sao Paulo Brazil some pirate station, I'm a radio amateur and I love to listen to radio.
I have a blog: QSL from Brazil I will be glad to hear some comments from you friends.
Oliveira PU2OLT
Blog: https://qsldobrasil.blogspot.com
Sao Paulo-SP
Brazil
There is no list of pirate radio stations' frequencies because most of them don't use the same frequency all the time.
ReplyDeleteMost European shortwave pirates use the frequencies between 6200-6400 kHz while most North American pirates can be heard between 6900-6960 kHz.
Blogs like this one will provide free radio logs giving you an idea of which stations have been heard recently and on what frequencies.
Another good site is the European pirate radio chat room at https://xat.com/PirateRadio2011 where stations and listeners meet. Stations will often announce they're on air and ask for reception reports in the chat room.
Also the HF Underground forum will give loggings of stations heard in North & South America and Europe. Visit https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php
Good luck!