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Loggings => European Pirates and Private Stations => Topic started by: Radio Parade on September 28, 2025, 1021 UTC
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1020 Test transmission 50w quarterwave vertical groundplane antenna
1128 TX off
Many thanks for your reports!
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1023 UTC Just tuned in to hear the song "Reflexoes da Sul para Leste" then Om with ID, qsl info and frequencies.
1025 UTC song "They all fall in love"
1027 UTC Id & qsl information then the song "Skirts"
1030 UTC more id's, and email for qsl then the song "Look what you've done"
1038 UTC conditions / noise starting to pick up a little more now.
1048 UTC song "Mr and Mrs is the name"
Audio & Signal Quality: https://voca.ro/1lCF1RPf0jHD
S 5 via NW Ireland sdr. Thanks for the early morning show, please qsl and thanks 8)
One heck of a signal with 50 watts and G.P antenna, sounding good R. Parade.
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10.26 UTC listening via websdr Emerald Ireland, SINPO - 45555, S9 on peak, jazz music, very good signal!
10.31 UTC - ID, e-mail address announced and jazz music-song male vocalist.
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8446.95
1028 Billy Cotton and His Band
1030 ID, e-mail, Debroy Somers
S7 UKSDR
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1023 UTC Just tuned in to hear the song "Reflexoes da Sul para Leste" then Om with ID, qsl info and frequencies.
1025 UTC song "They all fall in love"
1027 UTC Id & qsl information then the song "Skirts"
S 5 via NW Ireland sdr. Thanks for the early morning show, please qsl and thanks 8)
One heck of a signal with 50 watts and G.P antenna, sounding good R. Parade.
Thanks. I find conditions around 8 Mhz around this time can be very stable, sometimes with little or slow fading and I can even be heard on the NW Ireland SDR with just 1 watt, if I turn down the power.
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1020 Test transmission 50w quarterwave vertical groundplane antenna
Very good signal, no interference and fading!
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Well you are sounding good via the NW Ireland sdr and there is light fading here and there but not enough to worry about. May have to look at testing in this band as well.
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SINPO 23333 in Brussels, some utility QRM, but pretty decent.
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Well you are sounding good via the NW Ireland sdr and there is light fading here and there but not enough to worry about. May have to look at testing in this band as well.
At the moment, it's great as a daytime frequency over Europe and suffers less from signal loss than 48m, night-time the frequency goes long after sunset and has some advantage for long distance over lower frequencies, but short distance quickly becomes impossible, .... usually. Conditions might improve as we head towards winter.
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8447
1130 not found here