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Author Topic: Blue Ocean Radio test 6925 USB 03:34z & 03:36z 06-11-12  (Read 884 times)

Offline Sealord

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Blue Ocean Radio test 6925 USB 03:34z & 03:36z 06-11-12
« on: June 11, 2012, 1420 UTC »
Recorder catch:

6925 USB SIO 222-322

Caught these two brief sideband test from BOR - both were weak to fair with some fading, but heard a clear Blue Ocean Radio ID in the 1st tx & could make out the ID and email address in the second tx.

03:34z 1st Blue Ocean Radio test tx

Audio: http://archive.org/download/ShortwavePirateRadioCont/BlueOceanRadioTest6925Usb0334z06-11-12.mp3

03:36z 2nd Blue Ocean Radio test tx

Audio: http://archive.org/download/ShortwavePirateRadioCont/BlueOceanRadioTest6925Usb0336z06-11-12.mp3

Thanks BOR! :)
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Re: Blue Ocean Radio test 6925 USB 03:34z & 03:36z 06-11-12
« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2012, 2143 UTC »
Very weak in the noise at the times noted.  Pretty sure I heard an opening "This is a test transmission from Blue Ocean Radio..." in the first, and ID and addy in the second transmission.

Thanks BOR!
Thanks again Sealord!  I would have missed this without the heads up!
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