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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: DangerKitty on September 01, 2025, 0119 UTC
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0119: Sternradio waterfall pics, then "Everything Ends" - Slipnknot
- corrected "USB" to "AM" in subject line - thanks hflstnr
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0120 "Everything Ends" - Slipknot.
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0121 - Everything Ends- Slipknot] AM
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0122 UTC Slipknot - Everything Ends S9+15 signal
Radio: Kenwood TS-590SG
Antenna: N9SAB 40m OCFD
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0125 SIO 533 distorted audio into my SDR direct
0125 Heavy metal music?
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0126 distorded audio
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SINPO=45444
127- "Imdead" by Slaughter to Prevail, featuring Ronnie Radke.
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0126 distorded audio
Is the distortion fixed? Was overmodulating a bit I suspect. I dunno how software settings get all sorts of fucked up around here.
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S9+10db. in Eastern N.C.
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0126 'Storm the Gates' - Soulfly, I Am Abomination' - 1349, "Glorious Single Side Band", YL ID into fade at beginning of song.
Started out with good, strong signal then started fading.
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01:50 Got the huge "In Stereo" waterfall display then drop into some hard rock. S9 with moderate QRN on the Elida Ohio KiwiSDR.
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Big wide S9 signal here
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0205 on Traverse City MI sdr with good S9+20 to S9+40 signal, heavy metal and death metal rock,
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0208
S-9 +20
ROCK
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SIO 423 S7
00:20 Big wide signal. taking some fast fades in what is probably local noise. (damn campground crappy electrical services)
02:26 Toxic (per soundhound)
currently listening at the International Peace Garden, North Dakota/Manitoba border.
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0222 - Paroxysm - Car Bomb S9+
0223 - Toxic - Kerry King
0250 - Too Late:Frozen - Type O Negative
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0238 Usual huge wide S9+20 signal!
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SIO 423 S7
00:20 Big wide signal. taking some fast fades in what is probably local noise. (damn campground crappy electrical services)
02:26 Toxic (per soundhound)
currently listening at the International Peace Garden, North Dakota/Manitoba border.
That rapid QSB is real. Things that show up when you run WIDE signals. Really sort of an interesting experiment in understanding propagation...RXing these signals from remote SDRs. It's probably not a LOCAL issue. :)