sourcheese
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- May 29, 2019
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I work nights and sometimes this ER is a little slow and I discovered number stations on random wikipedia searches. This lead me to wanting to be able to actually listen to them, and so down the rabbit hole I went.
Now Ive found this page as well as a few others, a few facebook groups, and purchased the arrl ham radio license manual to study for my technicians exam.
Few questions... I understand that most number stations transmit around 4000 khz to 17000 khz. (source Station Schedule › Priyom.org )
Would a basic transceiver be able to pick up these frequencies? (I know that I would most likely not beable to transmit.. thats not what Im intending. I would stay within the confines of the frequencies of my technicians when I obtain one.) Or would it be best to just pick up a shortwave receiver?
also does anyone know of any decent android apps that have test bank questions for the technician exam?
Thank you.
Now Ive found this page as well as a few others, a few facebook groups, and purchased the arrl ham radio license manual to study for my technicians exam.
Few questions... I understand that most number stations transmit around 4000 khz to 17000 khz. (source Station Schedule › Priyom.org )
Would a basic transceiver be able to pick up these frequencies? (I know that I would most likely not beable to transmit.. thats not what Im intending. I would stay within the confines of the frequencies of my technicians when I obtain one.) Or would it be best to just pick up a shortwave receiver?
also does anyone know of any decent android apps that have test bank questions for the technician exam?
Thank you.