Amateur Radio in Ukraine during the Russian Invasion - Radio Oddities investigates the situation...

As Radio Oddities smashes through the 100k channel views, we take a look at whats happening on the airwaves during Russias invasion of Ukraine and how YOU can tune in and listen to the soldiers on the front line!!

[@janetwinslow2039]

Have you missed out a couple of decimal points on the last three frequencies, because as shown they are low VHF frequencies - which may be correct, although if so they won't be audible in Western Europe. Note it's kHz, not Khz. (although MHz and GHz, etc.)

[@Ploggy.]

Great vid thanks for making and posting 👍

[@abundantYOUniverse]

First! Really good answered everything I was looking for thanks!

[@RadioOddities]

No problem! Hope you enjoyed the video!

[@bigga___5430]

The war of Russian unencrypted Baofengs everywhere

[@MM0IMC]

There have been some Ukrainian radio amateurs transmitting FT8 on 12m and 10m, up till a few days ago. You've also still got the pirates like D1DX still transmitting, despite the fact that it's not from a recognised DXCC.

[@andythebrave]

I worked ukraine not long ago

[@RadioOddities]

Yes I’ve worked a few Ukrainian stations lately too

[@pierresiquet9978]

Sounds like a big story for nothing. How can you have a qso without the participation of another station. Ukrainians were on the air all around. If they knew it was a real danger situation they would qrt. So, seems that only outsiders had to make a story.

[@RadioOddities]

Wrong, the presidential office of Ukraine made a decree that all amateur radio activity should cease and desist.

[@pierresiquet9978]

@@RadioOddities which part is wrong? 😂

[@RadioOddities]

@@pierresiquet9978 you have edited your original comment, about amateur radio not being banned 👍🏻

[@pierresiquet9978]

@@RadioOddities i have not editted anything here. On fb yes. But never mind.