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|10kW / 100kW, AM | |10kW / 100kW, AM | ||
Latest revision as of 09:32, 26 July 2026
Guest Radio is a pirate station transmitting from somewhere in the area of the Podlaskie Voivodeship in Poland, may occasionally transmit on diffirent, undocumented frequencies.
History[edit | edit source]
- 25th July 2026, The 3975kHz transmitter experienced a massive transmitter issue, resulting in overdriven audio, interference all over the 90m band. This caused noticeable quality degradation.
Frequencies[edit | edit source]
| Frequency | Information | Activity | Power and mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3320kHz | Experimental 90m transmitter | Sometimes active | 500kW, AM |
| 3975kHz | Main frequency | Active | 25kW / 250kW, AM |
| 4635kHz | First frequency, used when AM fails | Sometimes active | 2,5kW, USB (Upper Side Band) |
| 4900kHz | Secondary main frequency | Active | 10kW / 100kW, AM |
| 7440kHz | Experimental 41m transmitter | Rarely active | 300kW, AM |
| 13770kHz | Experimental 22m transmitter | Rarely active | 500kW, AM |