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Author Topic: 6990 LSB 0315 UTC 7 Sept 2024  (Read 2446 times)

canswl

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6990 LSB 0315 UTC 7 Sept 2024
« on: September 07, 2024, 0316 UTC »
Good strong signal noticed at 03:15 UTC into Masset
Playing Sexy Eyes (Extended Album Version) by Whigfield
Off course, off a few minutes later, so perhaps a disgruntled ham op?
But back again when I checked just now (03:23), but off again.  Transmitter problem or just goofing around?
« Last Edit: September 07, 2024, 0323 UTC by canswl »
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Re: 6990 LSB 0315 UTC 7 Sept 2024
« Reply #1 on: September 07, 2024, 0320 UTC »
Two Brazilian Peskies have been playing music moving up and down the band from 6900-6990 LSB most of the night.

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Re: 6990 LSB 0315 UTC 7 Sept 2024
« Reply #2 on: September 07, 2024, 0325 UTC »
Two Brazilian Peskies have been playing music moving up and down the band from 6900-6990 LSB most of the night.

Super strong into Masset, so if they are Brazilian, pretty hefty power, Lucas!   
Listening to the amazing world of radio since 1967
 via my remote site near Masset, BC Haida Gwaii, off the NW coast of BC, Canada using
Multiple KiwiSDRs and Perseus SDRs with an  antenna farm on the Pacific Ocean including: ALA 100LN, ALA 1530, Beverages, KAZ, low noise vertical, Aziloop and DKAZ.
eQSLs always appreciated to [email protected]