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Laser Hot Hits relay, 6925U, 9/27, *0201+

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Andrew Yoder:
I'd doubt that anyone would be confused because Jolly Roger Radio was a famous Irish pirate that broadcasted regularly with their own programming & also that of LHH & Britain Radio Int'l. It was best heard in the '90s & earlier in the '00s. I believe he relayed a few NA pirates, too, but the sigs were much better in the British Isles than on the continent. Here's what I could find on Internet:

http://jollyrogerradio.wordpress.com/history/

Jolly Roger:
I dunno, the last time these clowns came after me it was just because I appeared to live in the same general area as a current popular pirate. And yes, I'm well aware of the original JR. You're correct; he did used to relay North American stations.

Sealord:
Recorder catch:

6925 USB SIO 444-544

Booming signal & audio with little to no fade - had the recorder running and change direction of array at some point for even better reception.

02:00z-04:52z Laser Hot Hits relay

Audio (02:00z-04:52z): http://archive.org/download/ShortwavePirateRadioCont/LaserHotHitsrelay6925Usb0200z-0452z09-27-12.mp3

Thanks! :)

ChrisSmolinski:
SDR recording catch. 0200z sign on, S8 signal that became S9 by around 0210z. Then slowly fading later on, down to about S7 by 0400z, but still good reception overall.

 

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