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UNID, 6925 AM, 0230 UTC
Bowman1:
On with chimes and music, I'd Love to Change the World, by Ten Years After.
Pretty tough copy here tonight, just above the noise. S3 on the meter.
A couple of off and ons, then back with more music Shinedown and 45. A good 2 to 3 s units stronger too.
Sealord:
6925 AM SIO 323-434
Decent signal & audio with little to no fade with increased signal strength later in broadcast.
02:29z bells tolling
02:30z 'I'd Love To Save The World' - 10 Years After
02:33z off
02:34z back on with Shinedown's '45'
02:39 off & then back on again with "..failure to communicate.." quote from Cool Hand Luke then off
02:40z sounded like Dr. Benway came on for a second with "...helloooo radio.." after AM station left the air & then bird sounds
Audio (02:29z-02:41z): http://archive.org/download/ShortwaveOddsSodsTransmissions/Unid_pirate6925Am0229z-0241z05-13-12.mp3
Thanks! :)
jFarley:
Came on around S9, audio a bit thin
0230 Clock tower chimes, 10YA - "I'd Love to Change the World"
0234 off/on a couple two tree times
0235 On big with Shinedown - 45; big time sig now at S9+15, much better audio
0239 "What we got here is failure to communicate" and off
0241 On briefly with bird chirp - was this from Radio RSA IS?
I checked an online IS archive, and this does seem to be a very similar, if not the same, bird chirp. Weird, because I heard that chirp following this show and then expected to hear the familiar "Ver in die Wereld Kitty" song on guitar.
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Caught the tail end with "hello radio".
Bowman1:
--- Quote from: jFarley on May 13, 2012, 0240 UTC ---Came on around S9, audio a bit thin
0230 Clock tower chimes, 10YA - "I'd Love to Change the World"
0234 off/on a couple two tree times
0235 On big with Shinedown - 45; big time sig now at S9+15, much better audio
0239 "What we got here is failure to communicate" and off
0241 On briefly with bird chirp - was this from Radio RSA IS?
--- End quote ---
I wish I would have heard the ending of this. I remember that old RSA interval signal and would've liked to have heard it. I also remember the early 90s when that guy would come on 7415 and say nothing but 'Hello, radio!' and then disappear again.
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