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> ...multiple bandsaws fading in and out with their relative phases wobbling around like the efforts of a not very good disco DJ.

Excellent description, John! And a rather slow disco DJ, at that.

Here, I believe the frequency span was roughly 1700 to 1900. One could often hear them with an AM broadcast receiver, and 160m was largely the Unknown & Barely Usable Ham Band.