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SDR recording catch, on from 0048-0205 UTC. Very weak, with just some trace level music heard. Not sure if a NAm pirate, or RCW from Chile.

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SDR recording catch, on from 0048-0208 UTC. Very tough copy with Cuba dominating most of the time, but occasional music drowned out Cuba.

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QSLs Received / Truth Radio International eQSL
« on: May 15, 2024, 1324 UTC »
Thank you!


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SDR recording catch

0347 Signed on with instrumental music, fairly weak. Sounded like a mix of tribal and electronic music?
0057 Someone talking, still very weak
0401 OM saying bork bork bork
0402 Off?

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SDR recording catch, ID per op.

On from 0430-0453 UTC, weak carrier, not sure if there was any audio.

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Late SDR recording catch

1049 Genesis "I Can't Dance", SIO 444
1053 Off

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SDR recording catch, on 1620.010 kHz from 0027-0438 UTC. Mostly MoR music.

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2104 "Thunderstruck", SIO 444


QSL address: radiovixeninternational@gmail.com

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"As solar activity ramps up (multiple X/near-X solar flares this week), we must be *cautious* on drawing comparisons to the last decade. If these flares happened 5 years ago, they wouldn’t have made it into the top flare category. A thread:

GOES-14 & 15 defined flares from 2010-2020, covering the previous solar maximum. However, upon launch of these satellites, a calibration discrepancy was discovered between GOES-14/15 and ALL prior GOES X-ray detectors, so old GOES-1 to 13 data were adjusted to account for this.

HOWEVER. Upon launch of GOES-16, it was announced that the older calibration had been correct (and GOES-14/15 were not). So in 2020, NOAA announced a recalibration to their dataset, increasing all prior flare classes by 42%!!! (Divide by 0.7). A massive change.

This huge difference CANNOT be understated. If this week’s X1 flares had happened before 2020, they’d have been categorised an M7 flare. In fact, a flare today would need to be X4.2, in order to have been called an X-flare just five years ago.

Taking this into account: we’ve had 31 X-class flares this solar cycle (since 2022). Under the previous calibration (used last solar cycle), we’d have only TWO(!!!). This is a MASSIVE discrepancy, that must be considered in qualitative and quantitative comparisons."

Full thread: https://twitter.com/RyanJFrench/status/1787108955065352197

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2234 Peskies
2237 Or not... I hear my name being mentioned. I assume instructions for getting a QSL will be next? ;D
2241 Foxy AM ID.  Shouldn't this be Foxy SSB?
2301 Music, SIO 333

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Peskies / UNID Peskies? 6930 USB 2227 UTC 1 MAY 2024
« on: May 01, 2024, 2228 UTC »
2227 Weak music... gone? Peskies perhaps.

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SDR recording catch, on from roughly 2305-2335 UTC, very weak, just a carrier.

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1212 "Check check 1 2 3 4 5"

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