
Last summer there were excellent conditions on FM to Europe. I identified hundreds of stations from all around. My distance-record last summer was
Radio Darom from Beerseba, Israel on 95.8 MHz, 5 kW, 3380 km (I have QSL).
However, I heard also a few pirate stations on FM via ionosphere - from London, Holland and Serbia.
Here are some audio-clips of these pirate stations which I identified last summer on FM (Many of these stations are indentified or tracked from the given telephone-numbers or city-names on commercials):
FM-Pirates from London, UK
87.5 MHz -
Platinum FM, London -
14.6.2010 at 15.05 utc //
mp390.4 MHz -
Whoa FM, London -
1.6.2010 at 20.38 utc //
mp392.2 MHz -
MetroLove, London -
1.6.2010 at 20.30 utc //
mp394.6 MHz -
Kool FM, London -
1.6.2010 at 19.43 utc //
mp3See Kool FM studio live-video from their
webFM-Pirates from Belgrade, Serbia87.5 MHz -
Narodni Radio, Beograd -
18.7.2010 at 12.51 utc /
mp392.2 MHz -
Radio Raka Esinger, Lazarevac-city -
15.6.2010 at 09.10 utc //
mp399.5 MHz -
Radio Balkan, Beograd -
18.7.2010 at 12.02 utc //
mp3104.2 MHz -
Radio Krajina, Beograd -
7.6.2010 at 15.37 utc //
mp3
FM-Pirate from Holland87.5 MHz -
Zender Starsky, Vroompshoop -
1.8.2010 at 12.30 utc //
mp3I tuned this Dutch pirate only about 1,5 minutes time on 87.5 with nonstop music, but I was in contact with this pirate and they confirmed my clip
(you can hear vinyl-record slow-starting sound in my clip). They sent a few photos of their equipment, too. Power 2 kW + antenna gain to 4-element yagi.
