170 Meter Shortwave Band
This is 1st in a series of videos that describe interesting shortwave radio frequencies and signals 👉 See Part 2 for some more on 170 meters and antennas you can use - • 170 Meter Shortwave Band - Some Updates There are a multitude of signals across the HF shortwave spectrum. This video focuses specifically on the "170 meter" band or 1705 - 1800 khz (there isn't an official designation for 170 meters - but that frequency range is 176-166 meters). This is a highly unusual band that is difficult for most shortwave listeners either due to the limited frequency range of shortwave radios, remoted locations too distant from stations or limited antennas. However, you can use your home or car AM radio to receive on 1710 AM for some varied low power stations or pirate radio. Music Credit: "Ether Transmissions" - generated by Udio - https://www.udio.com/

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