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Messages - sgreenstreet

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I caught it too. They weren't on very long.  The skit took place in Saskatchewan and they announced station CHIT. 

Sid

92
Found it at 2338 on a Pennsylvania SDR. S7 but lots of QRN. 

93
Great signal on an SDR in Maryland.  9/9.  Radio play,  clearly War of the Worlds with the broadcast from Grover's Mill, NJ.

94
Found it at 2210 playing "Go Your Own Way" on an SDR in Maryland. Really weak. Maybe a 2/2. Faded into oblivion by 2220.

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Pirate Radio History / What about that mail drop in Hilo, Hawaii?
« on: October 17, 2021, 2153 UTC »
I remember back in the 80's there was as PO Box in Hilo, Hawaii where you could write for QSL's.  It was almost universal with the shortwave pirates.  Are they still in business?  Does anyone know the history of that, or who was operating it?


Sid

96
I'm watching it right now.  I didn't know about this video, but what a blast from the past!

97
Came to the party at 2214.  S7 in western New York.

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North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: UNID 6955 USB 18 SEP 2021 0002 UTC
« on: September 18, 2021, 0014 UTC »
I found this at 0004 with Fleetwood Mac "Gypsy", "Dreams" started about 0009.  Music is coming through strong with a S6. But the OM announcing is too weak for me to understand.

Tonight I'm experimenting with the online KiwiSDR receiver at KD4HSO. I believe his rig is in Nebraska.

0014 -  just started a digital transmission. 

99
S9+ here in western New York.  Strong and clear like a commercial broadcaster.


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Stumbled on this one about 2134. About S7 into western New York.  Playing pop music,  Jason Mars?

101
Got to the party at 23:56. Listening to the Eye of the Tiger monologue now.  5 - 9 signal here in Western New York.

103
Signal got above the noise floor about 0140.  Hearing "Make the World Go Away" right now. I'd give it an S7 in western New York.  Noise. Fading.


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Here in western New York, getting a very intelligible S7.  Signal is improving as the sun sets.


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General Radio Discussion / Bob Fass Obit
« on: April 27, 2021, 0208 UTC »
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/25/arts/bob-fass-dead.html?searchResultPosition=1

I don't remember Bob Fass, but the hi-jinks in this obit certainly brought back memories of pirate radio back in the 80's. Back then, pirate radio was cool because it was subversive and funny.  Kinda like National Lampoon doing drug and political humor on the radio.  But then again, who remembers the National Lampoon Radio hour syndicated to FM rock stations in the 70's?

I recently got back into SWL and searching for the pirates after a 30 year hiatus. I'm disappointed by all the music.  I can get that stuff from the local FM classic rock station, or Pandora, or Sirius.  I could go on but my point is that there's so much potential for pirate radio that's being missed. Pirate radio should be something you won't find in the mainstream.  Otherwise, why would you do it?

My two cents. YMMV. Void where prohibited. Cover before striking.


Sid

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