Radio Martí vs. Cuban Bubble Jammer on 7365 and 6030 kHz

[francevideoteca]

I can also receive Radio Marti in London late the evenings on 7365 khz on a TECSUN PL-380 mini-traveller receiver, wip antenna fully extended. It seems Castro regime jammings of this station are not effective in Europe for I receive 7365 Khz on fairly strong signal with some static noise and long distance usual distortions.

[stephanienyc1]

I live in New Bern, NC - a few miles away from the VOA Greenville station (where Marti's signal originates). Due to the high angle skywave, while I get an intelligible signal at home, I still hear the warble of the jammer below. When I listen to the same station in NYC, the R. Marti signal is much stronger and there's no sign of the jammer.

[aurora990]

I hear this type of sound as well as warbling sound from another shortwave radio jammer at any shortwave radio frequency mostly under 15 MHz in the night in the United States.

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@aurora990 I think you're refering to the NATO STANAG 4285.

[aurora990]

@SWLDXBulgaria yes. I thought it was a radio jammer.

[Devoguy]

Marti isn't clandestine, it's freely admitted to be a broadcaster targetted at Cuba and run in the US. There's nothing secret about Radio Marti.

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@Devoguy Yeah, but it's clandestine, like Radio Free Europe, Voice Of Sudan, Radio Farda, Radio Azadi, Voice Of The People, etc, etc...

[betomiyazaki]

that noise is nothing like the jamming in raido marti that I can hear in my QTH México

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