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Peskies / Peskies / Pescadores / Freebanders Loggings 21 April 2017 0000+ UTC
« on: April 21, 2017, 0053 UTC »
Lots and lots of logs:

6990 LSB - Spanish
6977 LSB - Spanish
6965 LSB - Portuguese
6950 USB - Spanish
6930 LSB - Portuguese
6925 LSB - Portuguese (very active)
6919 LSB - Portuguese
6915 LSB - Portuguese
6910 LSB - Portuguese
6905 LSB - Spanish
6900 LSB - Spanish (net - very active)
6895 LSB - Spanish (appears to be alternate freq for 6900 LSB)
6868 LSB - Portuguese
6852 USB - Spanish
6805 LSB - Portuguese
6792 LSB - Portuguese (very active)
6771.5 USB - Spanish (with QRM from 6770 kHz AM)
6760 USB - Spanish
6750 USB - Spanish

1322
North American Shortwave Pirate / Oribital Mind Control Satellite 6930 kHz USB 0035 UTC 21 April 2017
« on: April 21, 2017, 0040 UTC »
Heavy storm QRM but heard ID at 0038-0039 UTC

1323
North American Shortwave Pirate / Liquid Radio 6925 AM 0015 UTC 21 April 2017
« on: April 21, 2017, 0020 UTC »
Hearing bits and pieces of OM talking under the storm crashes...strong carrier on 6925.0 kHz...lots of peskies on 6925 LSB though

1324
North American Shortwave Pirate / UNID 6925.1 kHz USB 1410 UTC 20 April 2017
« on: April 20, 2017, 1410 UTC »
Dramatic music, S4, frequency may be closer to 6925.1 kHz

OM lecturing about the dangerous narcotic marihuana "in and around New York"

Sounds like audio from the seminal film Reefer Madness

1505  more dramatic music
1507 "This is the City of Los Angeles, one of the fastest growing cities"
1512 drama about catching the evil dope peddlers
1540 "homicide listened to Hugo's story, then transferred it over to Captain Hayes in narcotics division"
1544 "Marky, its Ann, I've got the shakes bad..."
1606 Signal jumped up a bit, more dramatic music

[likely weed-related material due to today being 4/20]

1325
Peskies / UNID Spanish Language 6900 kHz LSB 1300+ UTC 20 April 2017
« on: April 20, 2017, 1320 UTC »
6900 kHz LSB chatter coming in this morning as usual.  The band is pretty quiet but these guys are still there! 

Signals are weaker than they have been in days past (I've been away from my radios for the past 4-5 days) but I imagine they'll get stronger as the day goes on.

1326
North American Shortwave Pirate / UNID 6925 USB 1305 UTC 20 April 2017
« on: April 20, 2017, 1312 UTC »
Electric dance music S2-S3 6925 kHz USB

1321 UTC signal dropped significantly...still hearing bits and pieces of music at the noise floor
1323 UTC signal came back up to S4, hard trance/techno track with YL vocals


Off at 1335 UTC

1327
Other / HF Marine Net Spanish Language 6292.5 kHz USB 1400+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1426 UTC »
Hearing both sides of a long conversation on an "offset" frequency HF SSB marine channel (it is within the legal marine allocation though).  Simplex communications (many marine frequencies, in particular the ITU HF marine channel numbering plan, are half-duplex or split-frequency operation). 

Signals have been fading closer and closer to the noise floor over the past 10 minutes or so. 

1328
Peskies / 6830 kHz and 6840 kHz USB UNID Spanish Langauge 1400+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1418 UTC »
Both 6830 USB and 6840 USB have the same signal strength (peaking at S2-S3) with usual freebander-level audio quality.  6840 is considerably more busy than 6830, perhaps indicating that some stations QSYed from 6840 kHz to 6830 kHz for a "private" QSO and then went QRT or switched back up their original frequency.

"0104" heard as an identifier of some kind

1329
Peskies / UNID Portuguese Language 6868 kHz LSB 1130+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1137 UTC »
I'm about to jump on a plane (nothing like listening to various remote receivers while sitting in the terminal waiting to board the airplane) but I wanted to make one last log before I shut everything down.

After tuning around the 6700-7000 kHz region, home to the Old Time Radio pirate on 6770 kHz AM a.k.a. OTR 6770, another carrier on 6769.5 and SSB traffic on 6766 kHz USB and I came across some more Portuguese fishermen chatting away on 6868 kHz LSB.  Another easy to remember frequency for sure. 

1330
Peskies / UNID Portuguese Language 6766 kHz USB 1100+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1119 UTC »
Messy frequency this morning.  Old Time Radio (OTR) on 6770 kHz AM fading in and out and when its peaking (OTR that is) 6766 USB gets obliterated.  When OTR fades down, the SSB traffic makes listening to OTR very difficult.  Further complicating matters is a strong FSK signal on 6769 kHz.  It appears to be in "channel marker" mode right now (that is, unmodulated).  That, or its simply an unmodulated carrier.  I've been having to listen to OTR in USB mode to get away from all the QRM.

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Peskies / UNID Portuguese Language 6725 kHz LSB 1100+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1115 UTC »
More pescadore (or pescadore like) traffic coming in this morning.  Long, deep fades making copy impossible at points.  SIO 222

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North American Shortwave Pirate / Old Time Radio OTR 6770 kHz AM 1100 UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1113 UTC »
S3 signal this morning but sounding good on the peaks. Hearing an OM and a YL talking.  Radio drama.  Minor pescadore/freebander and FSK ute QRM causing a terrible het.  Music playing at 1112 UTC.

Ad for Chesterfield Cigarettes at 1113 UTC.  Peskie QRM (6766 kHz USB) getting considerably worse.  

This frequency is a popular one.  The FSK signal has disappeared and now (1119 UTC) there's a strong unmodulated carrier on 6769 kHz.  The two-way voice traffic on 6766 USB has gotten stronger and more active.  OTR is coming in stronger too though so it could simply be a propagation enhancement as the sun continues to rise. 

1333
Peskies / UNID Spanish Language 6750 kHz USB 1056+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1058 UTC »
This frequency has been logged in the past, and, like before, the signals are just slightly too weak to get a positive ID on the language, but it sounds like Spanish.  SIO 111 just above the noise floor.  

EDIT (at 1059 UTC) - signal strength of one of the stations increased substantially.  Sounds like somebody is complaining about his wife/girlfriend/XYL/YL.  Heavy use of various Spanish curse words! 

1334
Peskies / UNID Italian Language 6996 kHz USB 1040+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 1055 UTC »
Group or "net" of Italian-speaking stations taking turns talking.  Several mentions of "unit 30" or "station 30", "number 6" and other identifiers.  More professional sounding operating procedures compared to most pescadore / freebander traffic Interspersed between voice transmissions is some sort of short "rushing sound" data burst.  Not sure if this is related to these guys or if its another signal on the same (or on a nearby) frequency. 

Checked several remote SDRs and the stations on 6996 kHz USB are more or less the same strength and readability up and down the US east coast. 

Frequency still active when I tuned away at 1055 UTC. 

1335
Peskies / UNID Asian Language 5155 kHz USB 0730+ UTC 15 April 2017
« on: April 15, 2017, 0739 UTC »
Similar to the group (I don't really want to use the term "net" in this case) that's also going strong on 5169 USB.  The stations on 5155 are considerably weaker, however.

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