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Author Topic: RN Da Amazonia  (Read 1207 times)

East Troy Don

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RN Da Amazonia
« on: July 16, 2021, 0104 UTC »
11780 khz @ 00:52 16 July 21 with Portuguese folk music.   Female vocalists on 1 song followed. by another song with a male vocalist.  Lost signal @ 00:57, back on with more mixed chorus vocals at 01:00. Pretty good signal with mild QRN just outside the leading edge of the GrayLine.

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Paul B. Walker, Jr.

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Re: RN Da Amazonia
« Reply #1 on: July 25, 2021, 0733 UTC »
11780 khz @ 00:52 16 July 21 with Portuguese folk music.   Female vocalists on 1 song followed. by another song with a male vocalist.  Lost signal @ 00:57, back on with more mixed chorus vocals at 01:00. Pretty good signal with mild QRN just outside the leading edge of the GrayLine.

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11780 R. Nac'l Amazonias can just pound in here to Alaska.. SINPO all 5s sometimes
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