UVB76
“Shortwave – UVB76 Spy Station Also Now On 7MHz.
After seeing another YouTuber’s video that showed the famous UVB76 in the 40 meter ham band , I was curious to see if it was true and if it could be heard at my location in Helsinki Finland.
And YES ,, it’s true , the UVB76 is now also active in the 40 meter Ham band.
The signals on both frequencies seem to be in time with each other , which would indicate the same origin.
More ham radio and short wave radio videos by gregW:-) OH2FFY at – ‘HamAndShortwaveRadio’.
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