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Title: The Mighty KBC 6040 kHz AM 10 April 2016 0000Z
Post by: skeezix on April 10, 2016, 1255 UTC
The Mighty KBC coming in strong (45544) on 6040 playing music.

Uncle Eric mentioned that starting May 1st, they're moving to 9925 kHz.






Perseus SDR with Wellbrook ALA-1530S+
Title: Re: The Mighty KBC 6040 kHz AM 10 April 2016 0000Z
Post by: flexoman61 on April 10, 2016, 1352 UTC
MFSK32 Image from The Mighty KBC, approx. 0220z.
Title: Re: The Mighty KBC 6040 kHz AM 10 April 2016 0000Z
Post by: Sean_1989 on April 10, 2016, 1428 UTC
Picked this up on my RS DX-398 @ 0230 UTC on 6040 kHz AM, using the telescoping whip.  Heard "Brother Louie" by Stories and other songs as well as other songs.  Heard station ID as well as news of moving to another frequency soon. Signal was fading in and out, here in Amelia County, VA, USA.
Station went off the air with some song by, what sounded like, Meatloaf @ 0330 UTC
Title: Re: The Mighty KBC 6040 kHz AM 10 April 2016 0000Z
Post by: MDK2 on April 10, 2016, 1430 UTC
I heard some of this. I forgot to log any details though. They were listed on short-wave (dot) info as "Media Broadcast" and it said it transmits from Nauen, Germany. (Their database has been weird since the recent spring schedule change - Radio Australia and Voice of Korea both seem to be completely absent, for example.) I haven't heard this station before but look forward to hearing more.
Title: Re: The Mighty KBC 6040 kHz AM 10 April 2016 0000Z
Post by: skeezix on April 10, 2016, 1530 UTC
KBC has cut their transmissions in Europe. There was/is uncertainty of them continuing to the U.S..

Their website: http://www.kbcradio.eu

Title: Re: The Mighty KBC 6040 kHz AM 10 April 2016 0000Z
Post by: MDK2 on April 10, 2016, 1702 UTC
Thanks for that Skeezix. (True story - my sister had a cat named Skeezix in the 90s.)
Title: Re: The Mighty KBC 6040 kHz AM 10 April 2016 0000Z
Post by: skeezix on April 10, 2016, 1711 UTC
That's great.

Back in the late 70's/early 80's, my Mom mentioned Skeezix (I don't remember in what context), but I liked that word and kept using it since.