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UNID on 6772 AM at 0205 UTC on 30 May 2014

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Andrew Yoder:
Good signal this morning at 1055, playing a Muzak (or Muzak-like) instrumental cover of "The Rose." Heard at 1600 yesterday with a fair/good signal as well.

Nella F.:
Been tuning to this frequ. on & off since first post...Nothing yet has reach me on the 'Left Coast'.
We all know my opinion... Propagation, Propagation, Propagation.

jFarley:

--- Quote from: Dick Weed on May 30, 2014, 0554 UTC ---On a side note...I find it almost difficult to believe an overseas Netherlands pirate can come booming in like this almost the entire day without enormous power. I actually thought I must be within that "umbrella" near the transmitter zone that can hear it all the time even when the band goes long. That's not to say I think Echo 1 is staging a hoax...I just don't know what to believe. Seems this station almost defies physics but then again I know very little about the science of propagation on 6.772. What do you think?

--- End quote ---

You guys are killing my buzz.  And here I thought I was seeing a carrier from a Euro here in the Midwest a couple hours after local SR using just a small 20" loop.  I guess someone's just funnin' us.

ChrisLobdell:
Pretty good carrier but weak audio 2227 with jazz type instrumentals S-9 carrier 05/30/14

This is not a Euro, maybe there is a Euro pirate on the same frequency that Echo 1 is talking about.

staticlistener:
If it is coming from anywhere over there, listening here: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/ during their daylight hours might catch it. I'm gonna try that tomorrow morning and see what I hear. I've been trying to hear it on that receiver during their nighttime (to see if I could hear it crossing the pond) but if it's over there then I was listening at the wrong time (the band would've been long).

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