Offshore British Columbia FM Bandscan @FloridaTVDX
Offshore British Columbia FM Bandscan  @FloridaTVDX
Uploaded July 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Recorded at approximately 51.7 N, 130.9 W aboard the ms Westerdam during a cruise to Alaska. As I live on the eastern seaboard a congested FM band is all I've ever known, but for the first time in my life I saw it completely empty. This is the first of my bandscan videos from that trip. (The others are more eventful.)

FAIR USE NOTICE

No radio stations were received during this bandscan and it therefore doesn't contain any copyrighted material, so never mind a fair use notice.

All material used in this video was created by me and I release it into the public domain. Enjoy.

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Offshore British Columbia FM Bandscan

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