Zero Page Radio 6935 AM 2326 UTC 23 FEB 2026

[Radiouser]

2326 midi music.
2330 Zero Page Radio ID into midi music.
2334 dial up modem sound into "Brown Sugar" midi music.
2338 "Baby You Can Drive My Car" midi music.
2340 dial up modem sound.
2341 midi music.
2346 midi music.
2350 ID into midi music.
2353 midi music.
2355 midi music.
0000 ID and eQSL email info into midi music.
0001 midi music.
0005 ID into midi music.

Thanks for today's broadcast! ) ) ) ) )

[Sarge94]

2328 - Heard it in a Love Song                     S9+
2336 - Brown Sugar
2338 - Baby You Can Drive My Car

[Ray Lalleu]

on 6935       direct
2325 music   (just 1' after switch off of previous station)
2329 instrum. v. of "Drive my car"

[Treehouse SWL]

S9ish signal and pretty good audio heard via the SDR in Shrewsbury, Vermont, with moderate noise and fading ...

2331 UTC: Sounds like an 8-bit electronic version of a song; sort of sounded like "Love is a Stranger" by Eurythmics.
2334 UTC: Electronic modem sound, then a simple midi version of "Brown Sugar" by The Rolling Stones.
2338 UTC: Midi version of "Drive My Car" by The Beatles.
2340 UTC: Some beeping and old-school modem sounds, then another midi instrumental.
2346 UTC: More beeps and vintage computer sounds into another midi instrumental song.
2350 UTC: Old-style computer synthesizer voice with Zero Page Radio ID into a midi version of The Who's "Squeeze Box." The old TI-99/4A computer we had when I was a teen in the 1980s spoke with a synthesized voice like this ID used.
2353 UTC: Another midi instrumental song; this one's also a version of a 1960s/'70s classic, I think.
2359 UTC: ID again: "I am Ken, your DJ." He then gave eQSL information. Sounds like there are LSB peskies chatting in the background on this frequency.
0000 UTC: Midi version of "Whip It" by Devo.
0003 UTC: Midi instrumental version of "Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)" by John Lennon.
0005 UTC: "Ken" with ID again, then another midi cover song.
0009 UTC: Midi version of "Hungry Like the Wolf" by Duran Duran.
0012 UTC: More modem sounds into a midi version of "Raspberry Beret" by Prince.
0016 UTC: Midi cover of "Brand New Key" by Melanie.
0019 UTC: A few more computer sound effects into a midi cover of Joe Walsh's "Life's Been Good."
0025 UTC: Midi cover version of "Hound Dog."

Thanks for the delightful digital music this evening!

[hflstnr]

SIO 333

2336 - brown sugar but remixed almost sounds like an 8 bit version
2350 -  ID

[JustGreg]

I have it with a fair signal.  Conditions changing.   Thanks for the show.

[N2MLP]

2341 UTC
S-9

ELECTRONIC MUSIC

[jackroberts]

2343 midi music - don't know the song
2346 vacuum cleaner sound, beeps, and new song - no idea what it is
2350 "You are tuned to Zero Page Radio. I am your host Ken" into another song
2353 new song

I wish I could listen longer - got a zoom meeting at 7
Please EQSL to [email protected]
Ashland MA SDR
SINPO 45434

[Ct Yankee]

Excellent reception

2351 Midi version "Squeeze Box"

[Andrew Yoder]

Pretty good signal on the 16X. Listening while finishing supper

<later>Started recording from the R8, where the signal is peaking around S9+10. Off at 0036

[dxwingr]

0002utc weak here 222
Music

[DXerKen]

Station: Zero Page Radio
Listening date: 24 February 2026
Listening time: 00:05 - 00:36 (UTC time)
Frequency: 6935 AM
SINPO: 35333
Listening Location: Yokohama City (Japan) via kiwiSDR Reinhold, PA, USA
Receiver used: kiwiSDR / Reinhold, PA, USA
Antenna used: Center Fed Dipole
Details of the programme listened to:
  0005 OM ID
          MiDi sound music
  0009 MiDi sound music("Hungry Like the Wolf")
  0012 MiDi sound music("Raspberry Beret")
  0016 MiDi sound music
  0019 MiDi sound music("Life's Been Good")
  0022 MiDi sound music
  0025 MiDi sound music
  0027 MiDi sound music
  0030 MiDi sound music
  0035 OM ID & email address
  0036 off

Thank you for your MiDi sound music show.   I enjoyed your show again...

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

[ChrisLobdell]

0007 Electronic music  S9 but audio a bit weak ...

[ChrisSmolinski]

Very good copy here on the SDR recording.