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6945 KHz XFM Shortwave C-QUAM AM Stereo test

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Kilokat7:

--- Quote from: jFarley on July 23, 2012, 0213 UTC ---The Meduci decoder in the TS-140S seems to lose pilot easily in a fade.  I am in and out of lock with fading, and it is sometimes a pronounced difference, sometimes it is more subtle.  But it is stereo!

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The pilot started out fairly consistent here, but now at 0230 UTC, it's averaging about 35%-50% with the signal fades.  I'd love for this test to repeat this winter without the summer static and a little stronger signal.  Agreed - great first effort here and like jFarley said - congrats!

skeezix:
Caught the last 10 seconds of the broadcast with the ID.

Stereo on SW. Amazing!

Tons of static here but would've been otherwise a great signal. Wish I heard more than 10 seconds...

redhat:
Thanks for all the posts guys, its pretty cool that other people besides just me are getting into this.  Under difficult summer conditions ISB may be more effective and listenable.  Listening to Farley's recording, it seemed to me that the noise blanking was acting on lightning crashes and fades.  It will be interesting to see how Kilokat7's recording turns out.

+-RH

Sealord:
6945 AM SIO 323

Caught the beginning sign on of XFM Shortwave - had to crash, but very cool doing the C-Quam test tx Redhat!

02:14z 'Moving In Stereo' - Cars
02:16z "...this is XFM..."
02:17z unknown song with keyboards

AM Sync. Audio (02:14z-02:17z): http://archive.org/download/ShortwavePirateRadioCont/XfmShortwave6945Am0214z-0217z07-23-12.mp3

Thanks XFM! :)

ChrisSmolinski:
Mostly S8 here. I guess I need to add stereo demod to my SDR I/Q recording file player software.

Thanks for the interesting test!

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