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Other / Re: UNID 7000 USB 2148 UTC 17 JUN 2025
« Last post by shadypyro on Today at 18:16 »And it apparently left the air, not heard anymore
Shortwave Pirate Radio In North America And Around The World, And Other Signals That Go Bump In The Night
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Equipment / Any way to modify noisy power supply?
« Last post by alpard on Today at 17:52 »I have this Lab power supply made in China. It has digital read out for voltage and also currents, and is fully adjustable continuosly via the dial from 0 - 30V, and it is rated 10A max.
It is great to power up project stuff, but when it is connected to SW radio, the radio gets noisy due to the power supply generated noise. Is there any way to modify or implement something on the psu, and make it usable working with Shortwave radios?
It is great to power up project stuff, but when it is connected to SW radio, the radio gets noisy due to the power supply generated noise. Is there any way to modify or implement something on the psu, and make it usable working with Shortwave radios?
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Propagation / Re: Mid-West and East Coast Heatwave could mean good VHF / UHF Tropo? The 4th???
« Last post by ThaDood on Today at 16:46 »Another stretch of mid-90's in the Eastern USA / Canada could be another chance to chase VHF / UHF DX this 4th Of July holiday weekend. Kind of cool, when you could get out to +80 miles on MURS, GMRS, and those HAM Simplex 2M, 222MHz, 440MHz, 902MHz, and even 1294.500MHz, FREQ's. If you have SSB / CW / FT8 HAM Bands capabilities, send out CQ-CQ when you notice those Weather 162MHZ FREQ's being heard further. You'll just never know.
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European Pirates and Private Stations / Merseyland Alternative Radio 6266.3 AM 1622 UTC 02 JUL 2025
« Last post by Ray Lalleu on Today at 16:27 »on 6266.26
1622 weak in UK, stormy, pop-rock, DJ,
1628 F.R.David "Words"
1645 "Ring of fire", "Life is life"
1700 full ID MAR Merseyland Alternative Radio"
1622 weak in UK, stormy, pop-rock, DJ,
1628 F.R.David "Words"
1645 "Ring of fire", "Life is life"
1700 full ID MAR Merseyland Alternative Radio"
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Shortwave Broadcast / Re: Rádio Inconfidência Brazil 15190 Khz 2345 UTC 30June2025
« Last post by Paul B. Walker, Jr. on Today at 15:35 »They are surprisingly regular here and better than youd think
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General Radio Discussion / Re: The Buzzer is in the news again?
« Last post by ThaDood on Today at 15:34 »Hmmmmmmmmmmm... Sounds to me like the ultimate Number Station, but without the numbers. It seems like it serves the same purpose.
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DGPS / DGPS Logs July 1 2025 UTC 2329 - July 2 2025 UTC 2335 (AFE822x)
« Last post by skeezix on Today at 15:17 »No decodes since the last posting.
Count ID ref1 ref2 kHz Baud City Country Lat Lon km Deg
40 971 903 904 307.0 200 Gatun Panama 9.261 -79.937 4,181 158
AFE822x v2.0 SDR with 43' Wellbrook ALA100LN loop oriented N-S
Count ID ref1 ref2 kHz Baud City Country Lat Lon km Deg
40 971 903 904 307.0 200 Gatun Panama 9.261 -79.937 4,181 158
AFE822x v2.0 SDR with 43' Wellbrook ALA100LN loop oriented N-S
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QSLs Received / Re: Glass Animals Radio 6935 AM 0011 UTC 2 JULY 2025
« Last post by ChrisLobdell on Today at 12:34 »Same here, thanks Glass Guys!
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General Radio Discussion / The Buzzer is in the news again
« Last post by ChrisSmolinski on Today at 12:08 »10
Other / French Army Training net callsign FAV22 (6825 CW 0931 UTC 2 July 2025
« Last post by TRI International on Today at 09:33 »0931 UTC French Army Training net callsign FAV22
S 9 via University of Twente Netherlands sdr.
S 9 via University of Twente Netherlands sdr.
