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WNAP 6935 AM 1659 UTC 27 JUN 2024

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Ct Yankee:
Good reception, some noise/fades. Thanks for music while I was out "decking"  8)
1659 "Radar Love" Golden Earring
1700 OM with ID "Music Radio", website
1702 "Listen to What the Man Said" Paul McCartney, reception getting better - less fades/noise
1705 PAMS-like jingle (couldn't understand) to "Hang 'Em High" Booker T & The M.G.'s
1708 "Hardest working man in radio, radio shift at 10am......WNAP?(?)" to "The Last Time" The Rolling Stones
1713 "Rock & Roll Woman" Buffalo Springfield
1715 "Homeward Bound" Simon & Garfunkel
1717 Time and temp, didn't seem like it matched - to "Take A Look Around" Smith
1720 Child doing promo to "King of Rock n Roll" Crow
1722 "Groovin'" The Young Rascals
1725  "Heat Wave" Linda Ronstadt
1728 Very clear ID to "I'm Looking Through You" The Beatles
1730 "Spooky" Classics IV
1734 "Give A Little Bit" Supertramp
1738 "She's about A Mover" Sir Douglas Quintet, stopped early in song, and OTA

ChrisLobdell:
1702 Talk by OM "The Old Kentucky Buzzard". ....
1705 Singing ID ... WMAP
1708 ID "WMAP - The Buzzard" Yes WNAP ..
1717 Time Check as 1:22 just a but early!
1730 Spooky - Classics IV - S9 now!
1738 off

ku4a:
As many of you probably already know, this is an FM broadcast station in the Indianapolis area. The stream is on wnapfm.com, hence is easy to relay by a pirate.

Ct Yankee:
I found that out.  In this case, stream did not match transmission.  Time was off by 5 minutes and I believe temperature was significantly off (more late winter, if I recall correctly).  Thank you very much for sharing information.   ;D

ChrisSmolinski:
SDR recording catch, signed on at 1658 with "Radar Love", about an SIO 333.

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