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Loggings => Shortwave Broadcast => Topic started by: Skipmuck on December 16, 2022, 0405 UTC
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0400 UTC YL with statement on "hobby broadcasting", followed by YL with tonights program details
0402 UTC Interview with Chris Lobdell
(Nice solid signal this evening.....S9 with some light fades)
0417 UTC End of Part 1 of the interview with Chris Lobdell, followed by YL with email address for reception reports
0419 UTC OM with mention of next show on January 19th, 2023. Followed by Part 2 of the show with Chris Lobdell
0436 UTC YL asking for recordings from pirate ops to [email protected]
0438 UTC PSA for NASWA and Spectrum Monitor
0439 UTC Interview with James Brownyard of WHYP
0457 UTC Old recording of "DX Survivor"
0459 UTC YL with "This has been a production of Hobby Broadcasting" followed by YL with WBCQ ID
Thanks for another interesting show Andrew! Looking forward to the next one! 8)
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Nothing but S7 noise for me on those bands and have to listen via a Kiwi SDR.
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S9+10 with the AB1KW KiwiSDR in Concord, NH KiwiSDR.
0400 UTC-WBCQ Radio Angela and Hobby Broadcasting Radio identifications then start of interview with Chris Lobdell
0417 UTC-End of part of 1, email and postal address
0419 UTC-Beginning of part two of the interview
0437 [email protected] for sending studio recordings or high-quality off air recordings of pirates, PSA for NASWA and the Spectrum Monitor
0438 UTC-Interview with James Brownyard of WHYP
0457 UTC-PSA for “DX Survivor”
0459 UTC-Hobby Broadcasting Radio and WBCQ identifications
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I had the laptop on and one of Chris's SDR's picked out and ready to go and slept right through it. Damn, I'm old.
If only the original James Brownyard chanting and a few bars of "Chatanooga Shoe Shine Boy" had been played, I'd have been wide awake.
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Enjoyed the program in the midst of a blizzard. Copy got a rough for awhile when a strong snow squall triggered static and powerline noise, but otherwise the signal was OK. Lots of history discussed.
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I had the laptop on and one of Chris's SDR's picked out and ready to go and slept right through it. Damn, I'm old.
If only the original James Brownyard chanting and a few bars of "Chatanooga Shoe Shine Boy" had been played, I'd have been wide awake.
I recorded the show for my archives and here is the link if you want to listen....very good reception last night!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MTJNfMqt_2AGZ2aaeAiCxuESf553kBDO/view?usp=sharing
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Reception was poor here last evening. Had some audio, but it was in & out. This frequency isn't all that great here, some nights its fine, some nights not at all, most are somewhere in between.
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Skeezix, it reminds me of a winter in the first decade of the century when the bands went dead at dark. WBCQ had just started using 5110 then and was trying to sell time. One problem, the signal wasn't going farther than the Northeast and the Maritime Provinces of Canada. The only buyer if I remember correctly was Brother Stair? The rest of the programming was the usual WBCQ gang who rode for free. I wasn't going to pay 50 dollars to not be able to be heard in areas I had an audience with my low powered Grenade I paid a princely 130 bucks for and could run earlier in the day when the propagation was better. My answer to WBCQ was "Let me call you back".
Skip, thanks for the recording, I'll listen to it at my leisure, and for free.