"This is Olibia or Olivia Radio" Shortwave Radio

"This is Olibia or Olivia Radio"

13717 Khz SSB Shortwave
18:50 UTC South Wales on an Eton E5 Radio

Any ideas what this is Pirate, Shipping, Location, Who Knows?

Please Comment with any Information you have.

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• This is Olibia or Olivia Radio
• Shortwave
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[schollek]

Seems, you try to listen to normal broadcast-stations in SSB-mode. That doesn't make sense. What you need is a transmission in single side bands. Try the amateur-bands: 3,5 to 3,8 MHz, 7 MHz to 7,2 MHz or 14 MHz to 14,35 MHz.

[remlap]

@schollek What a silly reply, if I hear a broadcast is SSB in any broadcast band any ones obviously going to switch over!

[schollek]

@remlap Doesn't seem to be the case, when there is only a "high pitched squeal".

[remlap]

@schollek Upper and Lower Sidebands I need to use a rocker bar similar to a volume rocker up and down so its never really perfect!

[MrRasRiddims]

How do you get SSB to work like that? Whenever I try to use SSB on my eton e5 it just gives me a high pitched squeal.

[remlap]

@MrRasRiddims The fine tune rocker on the right side of the radio. Slowly adjust till audio is clean.

[sotos35]

Hello from Greece. Its is Greek station and it belongs to Greek Ports.

[MultiSwl]

it isn't a pirate radio, it's the radio coast from Greece, it's possible receive on 41 meters band and others frequencyes, 73

[am1098cquam]

Not a pirate not a radio station...

This is an official Greek coast - offshore radio communication broadcast for vessels passing thu the Aegean see... Olympia radio (Olympia is the birth place of the Olympic games at ancient Greece) is just a voice and emergency official station...

[paulwatch34]

not spanish greek and english.

maritime telephone station