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Author Topic: Radio 48 on Mix Radio Int'l 12080 USB 1708 UTC 25 OCT 2026  (Read 215 times)

Ray Lalleu

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on 12080 USB         direct
1708 unk. music, 1712 sung ID Radio 48 on Mix Radio Int'l, 1714 unk. track
« Last Edit: Today at 17:14 by Ray Lalleu »
D/E/F/G/It/Sp : Dutch/English/French/German/Italian/Spanish
+/- : about 0.02 offset, ++/-- 0.03/0.04 offset
Balanced wire antennas, wire lines and ATU
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FrancoDX

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Barely a S4 here using an ATU, S1 without.

1739 “Just a girl” - Molly Stone
That was difficult. The signal peaked on a chorus allowing Shazam to ID.
1754 “Ghostbusters” - Ray Parker Jr (now S5)
1802 “Loveshack” - B52’s
1813 Prop not good enough, only getting the odd readable part when the signal peaks.
« Last Edit: Today at 18:15 by FrancoDX »
Currently using:
Sangean ATS-909X, Lowe HF-125, Trio R-2000, Yaesu FRG-7.
Various Loops, Wire Antennas with Howes CTU8 ATU.

Shazam used when needed

N2MLP

1811 UTC

S-6

MUSIC
ALL RECEPTION IS DIRECT  QSL's are greatly appreciated!

Receivers:
FT-950
RSPdx (SDR)
Antennas:
560FT LONG WIRE
40M double bazooka
43 ft vertical
G5VR
Portable setup YB-400-Datong AD37 active antenna or 25 ft wire

ChrisSmolinski

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1825 It took a while for the ionosphere to cooperate, but it's audible now here.
Chris Smolinski
Westminster, MD
eQSLs appreciated! [email protected]
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myteaquinn

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1847: Unid music with a signal just above the noise.
1906: End of You by Poppy, Amy Lee & Courtney LaPlante.
1910: Toxicity by Ghost Of Hope.
1926: Station id.
« Last Edit: Today at 19:26 by myteaquinn »
Northeast Ohio
Now using Shazam for song identification
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Radiouser

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1903 "Abraxas" - Postluven.
Dave in Hamilton, ON Please eQSL to [email protected]

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Shazam used when needed to ID songs.
Chasing Pirate Radio stations since 1980.
Favorite Pirate Radio stations from the 80's both heard and QSL'd were Voice of Venus, RNCI, Tangerine Radio, Voice of To-morrow, Voice of Laryngitis, Radio Sound Wave, Radio Paradise International and Radio Clandestine among many others.
JRC NRD535D-SE with Sherwood SE-3 Mk IV, Drake R8B, SDRplay RSPdx-R2, Global AT-2000 tuner, PAR EF-SWL.

TheHappyWanker

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just came up S6 over the noise. Thx THW
IC-7300,2 R-390A, SP600, SX 62A, SX71, NC173, Antennas: 2 EFHW 80-10 120' 1 N/S 1 E/W, EFWH 40-10, 62' E/W, RX LOOP (.5-30) with Rotor.  RSPdx & Duo Rice Box used when traveling with Chinese loop. If so desired a EQSL can go to TheHappyWanker@Gmail. Thx "Just because your not paranoid doesn't mean someone isn't out to get you..." MX ID is my Old Ears and Memory. If I cant copy here it isn't DX! The Web Stuff isn't DX... OK its remote DX via the Electronic Ether...LOL All The gig DARPA brought us...

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1826 'wish you were here' then ID

Weak but listenable here in the East part of UK
Own rx and aerial. I use my ears to identify music, so titles may not always be completely accurate.