A new episode of the insanity that is 7200 is back! This recording is from August 28 of this year, featuring an argument with Oris and someone else. Recorded with my Tecsun PL880 in Columbus, Ohio. It's been a while since I've uploaded anything with my radio because usually I record with a webSDR, although getting a good recording from my actual radio isn't a bad idea.

Thanks for listening to another addition. And boy, don't I have a recording to show today! This was recorded last night. It was a much packed frequency that night, with lots of interesting talk, but there was also some jamming too. From all sorts of digital modes, including CW Morse code, and VARAC. Some of those guys were funny too. But you also had one person complaining about 7200 and how it is when he could've just talked somewhere else if he didn't like it.

Hi everyone! This is the newest episode of the year! In this episode you'll hear a recording that was recorded on April 3 of last year when I was listening to 7200. It was interesting and fun as always. Firstly there was an SSTV transmission, which you can clearly hear in the recording. There's also some QRM Sounds too. Oris and another guy were reminiscing about listening to Shortwave. They also talk about listening to 11 m CB. Other things that happen in the recording are funny banter, people playing music, and teasing. More people come to join the conversation.

This is the 15th episode of the insanity that is 7200 kHz. This audio recording is from Sunday, September 8, when I was listening on this frequency. It was a really crowded band, with a lot of arguing, and QRMing, it was quite entertaining. Also, the arguments arranged from the first and second amendment/politics, and other topics. There were some guys that were ready to fight. There was one time where somebody called another person steak froggy, which was funny. Enjoy this episode of random chatter and craziness.

Thanks for listening to this new episode! This is a recording from Thursday night, November 21. This features Oris (N4SDG), fighting with another individual. He wanted Oris to leave the frequency, he wanted it very quiet. This argument went on for quite a long time. After the argument was done with, there was some random conversation, and some QRMing. Enjoy this one!

Welcome to a new addition of the podcast! In this episode, you will hear a recording from October 3 of this year. On that night there was a group of ham radio operators throwing interesting conversations, talking about aliens, paranormal stuff, scary movies, and a bunch of Halloween topics. People would talk about the scary movies that they would watch. There was also some random stuff going on as usual. Recording was recorded with http://na5b.com:8901/.

Thanks for listening, stay tuned for more!

Welcome to the 12th episode of this podcast! This episode you'll hear a recording I recorded this morning. Some times during the day, especially in the mornings, 7200 isn't always active. but that didn't mean anything, there are some days where there are certain people on there. But since it's the day after the election, there was quite a few people there this morning. I tuned in at about 8:30 this morning, and noticed some people who were on there. There were mixed feelings on the new elected president Trump, and some usual antics here and there. A lot of folks seem to be happy with the results. Eventually, the frequency got quiet for a little while, then picked back up. There was a little bit of QRMing as well. Enjoy! Be sure to write a review on this podcast on your podcast platforms, with your feedback and other suggestions you may have. Spotify users, you can now comment on podcast episodes, so use that to your advantage.

The Insanity That Is 7200 kHz is back! This podcast has been on a long hiatus, but I have moved the podcast from Pinecast to Spotify for podcasters. Pinecast free users only get 10 episodes, so moving it was for the best. Now that this podcast is up and running again, I'll put more recent recordings and recording from long ago from 7200 KhZ. This recording was a heated argument between Jeff and another ham. The argument escalates, with accusations being thrown back and forth regarding violations of the Fine Business Radio Operator (FBO) rules. The operators argue over who is breaking the rules, with Jeff's opponents claiming that he is violating the rules by taking over the frequency while the others argue that they are justified in taking it because he is not a true FBO member. In the background, you'll hear jamming and music being played. Enjoy!