Pirates on the HF-airband? (6660 kHz LSB)

[JELAIR]

Does this sound like a pirate, or is something else perhaps going on here?

It is a weird vox-loop, and occasionally some music, on 6660 kHz lower side band.

I recorded 5 minutes of it on video:

 

[ka3jjz]

Several logs of this in the UDXF over the last few months. Pirates don't necessarily care where they happen to be on HF, nor what service they might interfere with...Mike

 

[JELAIR]

Several logs of this in the UDXF over the last few months. Pirates don't necessarily care where they happen to be on HF, nor what service they might interfere with...Mike

What is UDXF?

Is that a log I can use to compare my own findings, such as this one today, so I avoid asking questions that are perhaps already answered?
Thanks.
jacob.

 

[autovon]

UDXF is a very active email list for HF listeners.

UDXF groups.io Group

The Utility DXers Forum - UDXF is centered around the exchange of news and information relating to "utility" radio stations and signals, below 30 MHz. What kind of stations are covered? Actually everything in the range of 0- 30 MHz with the exception of Broacasting Stations, Pirate Stations...

groups.io

 

[JELAIR]

UDXF is a very active email list for HF listeners.

Thank you

 

[ka3jjz]

In addition Ary Boender (the owner) has assembled a heckuva web site that's well worth visiting. Tons of interesting files and links

UDXF - Utility DXers Forum

UDXF or the Utility DXers Forum is an on-line community of radio enthusiasts who are interested in utility HF radio stations

www.udxf.nl

Mike

 

[JELAIR]

In addition Ary Boender (the owner) has assembled a heckuva web site that's well worth visiting. Tons of interesting files and links

I have put the site on my 'todo' list, for when I get some time to dive into it a bit and check it out
Thanks a lot Mike.

jacob.

 

[W8WCA]

I have put the site on my 'todo' list, for when I get some time to dive into it a bit and check it out
Thanks a lot Mike.

jacob.

It is well worth checking out Ary's site and UDXF !

 

[devicelab]

There really are no frequency allocations on HF radio these days. Pirates will use any frequency they wish -- that's why they're called pirates.

 

[ka3jjz]

Saying there are no frequency allocations is just not true. There are specific allocations to which most ITU nations (tho not all- PR China is a case in point) abide. However, pirates are not bound by a silly thing like an UN Charter....Mike