@DanielChristy19 Shortwaves don't stop at borders but propagate around the world, almost regardless of the power. But the higher the power, the more efficient the jamming is.
@ParanormalRob AFAIK, it still exists. If you don't hear it on this frequency, try other frequencies. You will certainly find the Firedrake if you scan the shortwave bands.
@ParanormalRob I myself haven't heard it either recently and I don't know whether or to what extent it is still active. You may try frequencies of the Chinese programs of VOA and Radio Free Asia (schedules are available on the stations' websites). I've just tried RFA Tibetan and had unjammed reception on 11590 and 15375 kHz.
And yes, we know why they are or were doing this. The answer is: censorship.
@rodriampuero Hi, this "station" blocks frequencies for political reasons (censorship). Its broadcast times depend on the schedules of stations that are regarded adversary by the Chinese government.
@rodriampuero It's called "jamming" and what the communist, mainland Chinese government is doing with Firedrake is ABSOLUTELY ILLEGAL. They jam broad spectrum sections of open comm. channels THAT INCLUDE SOME EMERGENCY SERVICE FREQUENCIES.
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You can listen the chinese firedrake jammer on almost all the frequencies of Sound Of Hope XI Wang Zhi Sheng
renewii 3 months ago
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renewii 3 months ago
If those jammers could play 24/7 pop music...
superarticulation 6 months ago
@DanielChristy19 Shortwaves don't stop at borders but propagate around the world, almost regardless of the power. But the higher the power, the more efficient the jamming is.
senderjaeger 1 year ago
Does it still exist today? I don't hear it
ParanormalRob 1 year ago
@ParanormalRob AFAIK, it still exists. If you don't hear it on this frequency, try other frequencies. You will certainly find the Firedrake if you scan the shortwave bands.
senderjaeger 1 year ago
@senderjaeger So far, I haven't heard it. What are some frequencies and do we know why they are doing this?
ParanormalRob 11 months ago
@ParanormalRob I myself haven't heard it either recently and I don't know whether or to what extent it is still active. You may try frequencies of the Chinese programs of VOA and Radio Free Asia (schedules are available on the stations' websites). I've just tried RFA Tibetan and had unjammed reception on 11590 and 15375 kHz.
And yes, we know why they are or were doing this. The answer is: censorship.
senderjaeger 11 months ago
@ParanormalRob Heard yesterday afternoon (March 30th 2011) here in Ireland on 13130 and 14700
yogi540 11 months ago
Although we are about, Firedrake is a pride for every person who captures the broadcast wave which jamming to RFA, VOA, SOH and others.
Firedrake more easily be heard in Indonesia at 12 pm to 4 am local time. Always hand in hand with the RFA
MrSefrizal 1 year ago
Although we are about, Firedrake is a pride for every person who captures the broadcast wave jamming RFA, VOA, SOH and others.
Firedrake more easily be heard in Indonesia at 12 pm to 4 am local time. Always hand in hand with the RFA
MrSefrizal 1 year ago
love this radio tune, but I do not understand that blocks other frequencies, and this radio has a schedule or work at any time?
rodriampuero 1 year ago
@rodriampuero Hi, this "station" blocks frequencies for political reasons (censorship). Its broadcast times depend on the schedules of stations that are regarded adversary by the Chinese government.
senderjaeger 1 year ago
@senderjaeger Thanks for the info, i didn't know that
HDXFH 11 months ago
@rodriampuero It's called "jamming" and what the communist, mainland Chinese government is doing with Firedrake is ABSOLUTELY ILLEGAL. They jam broad spectrum sections of open comm. channels THAT INCLUDE SOME EMERGENCY SERVICE FREQUENCIES.
DrMotorDude 1 year ago