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Radio Totse 6925 07:14z-08:35z 08-04-13
ChrisSmolinski:
--- Quote from: Daktologist on August 05, 2013, 1530 UTC ---Sure was. Somewhere in NZ
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Thanks for the confirmation. Now I am even more amazed that I heard it. Congrats on making it to NAm. I hope to hear more of your station in the future.
Sealord:
That's unreal, congratulations Radio Totse - the last time I heard a pirate broadcast from New Zealand was KIWI, 16yrs. ago!
Thanks so much for the verification Radio Totse! Looking forward to more shows & thnx again for the QSL! :)
jFarley:
Recorder Catch on 6925USB
I noted this in my overnite recording from the other night (and also SL's post), but never really had the time to finish going through the file until lunch today.
0713 Music noted
0718 End of mx, talk by OM op. It sounds like "...you are listening to..."
From 0720 to 0826, there is definite mx (I could ID none of it) and also talk by an OM op (I could understand none of it). There was a lot of apparent fading noted here during this period, and the signal often seemed to be below the noise floor.
0833 The signal faded up apparently in the middle of the SSTV.
0835 SSTV ended. There was some talk by an OM op, and at this point I heard a very very very tentative ID possibly "You are
(tuned?) to Radio (Totse?)".
0836 Last audio heard.
Very weak and hovering around the noise, with significant fading. Thunderstorm noise was luckily low at this time. Still working on getting an SSTV image.
I normally orient the loop to an azimuth of around 60 degrees for the best compromise for Euro pirates and also East Africa. It was that way for this reception which luckily was spot on New Zealand at around 240 degrees.
WCNA DXers should be hearing alarms going off about now.
ChrisSmolinski:
Related: http://voiceofnextthursday.blogspot.com/2013/08/radio-totse.html
Gabriel Syme:
Thanks to Radio Totse for my eQSL ;)
and this be my first post on HF Underground.
C U Next Thursday,
G. Syme (VONT)
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