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WHOT Relay 6925 USB 2127 UTC 13 DEC 2025

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Ct Yankee:
Excellent reception

2146 OM talking at length, PAMS sounding jingle ID
2148 "Bohemian Rhapsody" Queen, I once won a trivia contest at a bar in Berkeley for knowing the last instrument you hear in song is a gong.  ;D
2154 OM talking July 4th weekend, Met game, Brooklyn
2156 Car repair talk
2159 Talking Tawana Brawley case
2201 Possibly these guys are now the folks behind current Alan Sane program on WBCQ?

J. Carlos Pérez Montero:
Broadcaster: WHOT
Listening date: 13 December 2025
Listening time: 21:35 to UTC time
Frequency: 6925 USB
SINPO: 55544
Listening Location: Valladolid (Spain) via kiwiSDR Cape May County, NJ (USA)
Antenna used:
Details of the programme listened to
2135 "I'm a Man - Bo Diddley
2138 "Cathy's Clown"- The Everly Brothers
2147 "Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
2210 "Steve Miller Band - Wild Mountain Honey

I would be grateful to  - your eQSL at: [email protected]

Merry Christmas.

Jim Renfrew:
very good in western NY, SINPO 44334

2207z   "Don't toouch that dial stay with the hot one, 91 and a half, reaching new heights ... the greatest oldies of all time, WHOT".
2208z   Phone number 946-9748, then Steve Miller's "Wild Mountain Honey"
2212z   DJ banter
2215z   "Purple Haze" by Hendrix
2219z   Seems to have signed off

I have previously heard the original WHOT on medium wave 1330.

Drake R8B, 700 ft long wire west
QSLs loved and appreciated at jim(dot)renfrew(at)gmail(dot)com

Andrew Yoder:
Good signal with "Purple Haze" at 2219. Off immediately afterward & peskies talking on the freq. I guess the audio clip looped back to the 1st song & the transmitter op decided to keep it running 'til the song was over rather than pulling it mid-song. I heard WHOT a few times in western PA above the AM band about 40 years ago. They were on a LOT through the '80s and did a great job recording their shows (I think on VHS tapes) for posterity. They posted some shows on their website. I also found some (51+ hours of their long shows!) at https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/whot

Jim Renfrew:
WHOT was the radio home of Jerry Starr, a longtime NRC columnist.

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