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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: Sealord on February 22, 2013, 1252 UTC
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Recorder catch:
6925 USB SIO 333
Good signal overall with some fading, but badly distorted audio. First time hearing this station!
03:02z-3:20z played a number of songs that included Native American flute
03:21z The Voice Of The American Indian ID, also mentioned something about (Iroquois?) people and broadcasting in USB mode & off
Audio (complete broadcast): http://archive.org/download/ShortwavePirateRadioCont/TheVoiceOfTheAmericanIndian6925Usb0302z-0321z02-22-13.mp3
Thanks VOAI! :)
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0301z sign on with Native American singing, about an S5 signal, then off for a moment and back on at 0303z with a much stronger signal, but it was somewhat overmodulated.
0321z ID and off, "broadcasting from Indian Country, we have been testing"
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Recorder Catch on 6925USB
Only barely detectable audio in the recording and weak RF above an S2 noise floor in the Strength History.
I may have shot myself in the foot with this; because over-night activity has been low lately, I used the Wellbrook for the over-night for the first time instead of the resonant loop. Recent hands-on experience here has been showing that under low (local) noise conditions, the RL usually has a lower minimum discernible signal than the shielded loop, and is the better performer for very weak signal capture. That is not a knock on the Wellbrook because in many other respects it has exceeded my expectations.
My bad, VO American Indian, and I look forward to future shows.