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Author Topic: Liquid Raidio 6870 0105 UTC Sept 5 2026  (Read 209 times)

gristle.r

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Liquid Raidio 6870 0105 UTC Sept 5 2026
« on: September 05, 2026, 0110 UTC »
Liqid Radio ID solid s5-7 with lots of static but audio sounds pretty good. Techno music.
0111 Liquid Radio ID
0143 Liquid Radio ID
« Last Edit: September 05, 2026, 0143 UTC by gristle.r »
Listening on an IC-R75  and DXE-RF-Pro-1b, ATS-909x2.

Robot Matrix

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Re: Liquid Raidio 6870 0105 UTC Sept 5 2026
« Reply #1 on: September 05, 2026, 0119 UTC »
Signal is S6-7

0118 Stellar Acid by Charles Fenckler
ID
0124 Hold the Line (feat. Lisa Shaw) [WhiteNoize Remix] by Andy Caldwell
0130 Real Love (2021 Remastered) by Eric Sneo
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QSY to 6850 kHz
0211 Setback by Fluke

Listening on my (tr)uSDX with my inverted L antenna.
« Last Edit: September 05, 2026, 0213 UTC by Robot Matrix »
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NESDR Smart V5, Ham It Up upconverter v1.3, WEB-888 SDR, (tr)uSDX, Raddy RF760, Inverted L Antenna 20' up and 30' over with adjustable base loading coil, and various other antennas to cover 1kHz-1+GHz. Unless otherwise noted, all signals or broadcasts are received at my QTH with my own gear.

acceptabledecision

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Re: Liquid Raidio 6870 0105 UTC Sept 5 2026
« Reply #2 on: September 05, 2026, 0139 UTC »
Strong S9 here
Rx: SDRPlay RSP1A, SDRPlay nRSP-ST, Yaesu FT-891, Yaesu FTDX-10
Ant: 80m horizontal loop
Location: Central/Southern MD

HamandCheese

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Re: Liquid Raidio 6870 0105 UTC Sept 5 2026
« Reply #3 on: September 05, 2026, 0152 UTC »
Moved to 6850, Boombox Radio started to overpower on 6865
Mostly ham and little cheesy, I keep it cheap and easy