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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: Markokpik on September 09, 2022, 0045 UTC
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End of song, Several ID's, YL w/ talk, "Long cool Woman" - The Hollies, "Barracuda" - Heart, ID over song, greeting, ID, AC/DC
S9+some here
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0048 AC/dc sycko Id
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0047 UTC "You Shook Me"-AC/DC (Nice sounding S8 peaks here), followed by Sycko with ID. "The cats are loose...we got to herd 'em" ;D
0049 UTC "Black Betty"-Ram Jam
0051 UTC "Slow Ride"-Foghat
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signal S6-7 on the SDR in Elida, Ohio
00.46 song "You Shook Me All Night Long"
00.47 ID, talking (a man) / cats
00.48 song "Black Betty"
00.51 song "Slow Ride" + ID over the song
00.59 ID, talking
01.00 song "Sweet Home Alabama"
Thank you for the show. If possible, please QSL. Thank you.
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00:49 UTC - Good readable with Ram Jam - Black Betty;
00:51 UTC - Station ID.
RSPduo | End-fed longwire antenna
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0053 UTC SIO 444, S7 in my SDR
0053 "Slow Ride" Foghat
0059 OM talking
0100 "Sweet Home Alabama" Lynyrd Skynyrd
0109 "Hurts So Good" John Cougar
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Readable, usually. Peaking S6 with moderate background noise on the IC7300 and G5RV. Nothing on the mag-loop, nothing on the mini-whip.
00:52 Foghat - Slow Ride
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Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.
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Off at 0912 UTC. Thank you for tonight's program.
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0150 Sycko still here playing "They're Coming To Take Me Away" .... occasional talk S8
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Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.
Nuh-uh. I call bullshit on this one. They didn't have electric guitars in the 19th century.
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SINPO=34343
159- Alt/indie rock sounding tune.
201- Silence.
201- "Dead Puppies Aren't Much Fun" by Bill Frenzer and Ogden Eds!
203- "Get Lost" by The Babies.
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Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.
Nuh-uh. I call bullshit on this one. They didn't have electric guitars in the 19th century.
They had rails, spikes, and sledge hammers. Real heavy metal.
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Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.
Nuh-uh. I call bullshit on this one. They didn't have electric guitars in the 19th century.
The EXTENSIVE 200 Year Journey of This 1977 Hard Rock Classic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVk53xKieI4
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That'll teach you characters to doubt me. It took Al Fansome 20 years to learn that lesson and he was genius from CalTech.
I miss Al, he was a worthy opponent. An absolute savant when it came to whaling and what constituted a real radio.
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So glad Sy-Bou stayed off 925. Have you learned yet Bruh, do-not QRM Zeekie as your pathetic signal tried to do a few days ago. Of course, it had to end in a sick failure.
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What makes you think the jammer was Mr. Sycko? There is no evidence that shows that. Have a listen to my recording: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aLRPxzay1JU&t=2195s At the end after you are gone and the jammer shuts off its audio off there is a loud and noticeable hum in the transmitter. I have never heard this from any Sycko Radio broadcast. And as much as you wish his jamming attempt failed, it ruined reception on the Milford, PA KiwiSDR. If you jump to 52:35 in the video the jammer starts a few seconds later and makes reception very poor. The jammer still should not have done what he did but you should also quit crying about it days after it happened. Remember, your not innocent either: https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,89867.0.html
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We agree, the proof, but honestly who cares. I know it is some sicko with a ham radio. And if it wiped out the Millford SDR, his location is approximated, although I really could care less. Let by gones and sleep dogs rest. :'(
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Sorry, I was harsh in my post. I’m glad we agree now.
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Black Betty predates Ram Jam by a good hundred years. It's an old rail driver and chain gang work song from just after the Civil War.
Nuh-uh. I call bullshit on this one. They didn't have electric guitars in the 19th century.
No doubt that some of you knuckleheads out there are unable to grasp sarcasm.