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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: artsoul on October 04, 2026, 0202 UTC
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s20 Portland, OR
0200 Fine Time to Leave Me Lucille - Kenny Rogers
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0202: Lucille by Kenny Rogers.
0204: Bad Boy by Geordie Kieffer.
0207: Surfin' Bird by The Trashmen.
0218: Gimme a Ride to Heaven Boy by Terry Allen.
0235: Lake of Fire by Nirvana.
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0203 - Lucille - Kenny Rogers noisy S6
0211 - Come Dancing - The Kinks
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0205 - Bits of audio jumping above the noise, signal is S4 into my NYC shack.
Thanks for the show!!
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0208: "Surfin' Bird / Bird is the Word" - Trashmen
Thanks for the show!
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Signal is S7-9+. Audio is good.
0211 Come Dancing by The Kinks
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0219 Gimme a Ride to Heaven Boy by Terry Allen
Listening on my newly purchased Yaesu FT-450D and inverted L antenna.
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0212 S-5/7 into WNY. Holding well above the noise floor.
0215 Eye of the tiger
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0233 on Empire MI sdr2 with weak S3-S7 signal and some fading, some QRM, strange pop music, obscure Halloween songs.
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Hi Bandaid Radio
Tonight first time your signal over Bogotá, Colombia SIO 333
Noted after 0240UTC
Female voice ID station and mentions QSL
(https://i.postimg.cc/1fS1LYN0/bandaid.png) (https://postimg.cc/1fS1LYN0)
thanks for the show
Some eQSL very apreciated
Locator: FJ24xr
I uploaded a short video in HFU´s Facebook page
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S6 @ 0257 with "New Age Girl" Deadeye Dick
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S8 SIO 434 SINPO 45444
0258 UTC New Age Girl by Deadeye Dick
0259 OM comments, YL ID
0300 If Love is a Red Dress by Maria McKee
0305 OM comments
0306 One More Swing by RIVN
Thanks!!!!
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0321 "Snow White" - Streetheart.
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SIO 444, very clean copy. Thanks for the show!
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03:30z Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
04:00z Row your boat? I am unfamiliar with this song.
04:05z Off
444 Lansing Michigan thanks for the show!
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0354 "Paint It Black" S7 via W3HFU SDR
0403 "Row Your Boat"? by a child group? Laughing ...
0405 Off The Air or fade out ....
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I've done a little bit of research and still can't figure out that song with the creepy row your boat nursery rhyme. Has anybody figured that out?
No!