Cuba jamming radio Ham bands
https://www.google.com/search?client=-b ... +ham+bands
I think they are employing Facebook fact checkers

https://amrron.com/2021/07/15/cuban-gov ... dio-freqs/
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That sounds like a book recommendation. I am planning to try the series.Funny…. I just got done reading the Steven Coonts novel "Cuba" a few days ago—a fictional Cuban revolution in which a fed-up people show the commies the door.
The jamming (reportedly using 5000 watts of transmitting power), primarily affected voice communications, making it extremely difficult for stations using voice to copy each other.
As the affected ham operators moved up and down the band, they were often followed, indicating ‘frequency agility’. This means they are actively following ham operators and moving to jam their signals after moving away from the portion of the band being jammed.
AmRRON operators on the east coast and southeast portions of the US were able to successfully exchange text messages and files using digital modes inside the affected portions of the band being jammed. The jamming did not prevent digital mode communications, which is another testament to digital modes.
I thought Obama opened up travel to Cuba. There are cruises that are making trips, or were... I've considered taking one myself.philip964 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 19, 2021 2:37 pm https://miami.cbslocal.com/2021/07/19/h ... trip-cuba/
Homeland Security warning American boaters of criminal penalties of entering Cuban waters.