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Title: Radio After Dark 6925 USB ~0340 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: sat_dxer on May 14, 2016, 0401 UTC: Recording of "the world of wars" 1938 radio broadcast came up from ~0340z (wasn't looking at the clock) 14 May 2016 this freq...

off at 0440z from the "canadian... something..., missed full ID due to fade
Title: UNID 6925 USB 0421 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: MDK2 on May 14, 2016, 0421 UTC: I can hear bits of War of the Worlds now (0421)
0440 OM with possible station ID but I couldn't make it out. OFF
Title: Re: UNID 6925 USB 0421 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: Radio After Dark on May 14, 2016, 0454 UTC: It was me sorry running low power and portable about 35w just wanted to have some fun hadn't heard it in a while so figure I would broadcast and sit around the fire and enjoy a cold one :)

-crad
Title: Re: UNID 6925 USB 0421 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: Ron - Calif. on May 14, 2016, 0703 UTC: Just back home from listening at Asilomar State Beach (near Monterey),
Calif., to the original broadcast of "War of the Worlds" on 6925-USB,
from 0429 till off at 0440 (May 14), with "Radio After Dark" ID.

Wow, not a bad signal for only 35w !! Very nice and a fun program.

Thanks for the broadcast !!!

My audio at - https://goo.gl/31YAZd .
Title: Re: UNID 6925 USB 0421 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: Radio After Dark on May 14, 2016, 0824 UTC: Beautiful copy Ron :( either my transmitter is a hair off frequency or your receiver is a we bit off but none the less not bad at all typically with me transmitting later in the evening I get fantastic prop to the west coast and typically get a crystal clear copy on the Arizona sdr

What where you receiving that on ? / antenna :)

To bad you only caught the tail end :) it was a good show lol I was actually mostly just listening via ground wave tought would be fun to broadcast as well :)
Title: Re: UNID 6925 USB 0421 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: Ron - Calif. on May 14, 2016, 0832 UTC: Quote from: Radio After Dark on May 14, 2016, 0824 UTC
Beautiful copy Ron :( either my transmitter is a hair off frequency or your receiver is a we bit off but none the less not bad at all typically with me transmitting later in the evening I get fantastic prop to the west coast and typically get a crystal clear copy on the Arizona sdr

What where you receiving that on ? / antenna :)

To bad you only caught the tail end :) it was a good show lol I was actually mostly just listening via ground wave tought would be fun to broadcast as well :)

Hi - My recording was made via an Etón E1 with antenna of 100 ft. long wire. Thanks again :)
Title: Re: Radio After Dark 6925 USB 0335 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on May 14, 2016, 1146 UTC: Heard here on the SDR recording from 0343 sign on, SIO 333. Great for just 35 watts!
Title: Re: Radio After Dark 6925 USB ~0340 UTC 14 May 2016
Post by: jFarley on May 14, 2016, 1742 UTC: Also heard here in an SDR Recording. I had the antenna tuned down at 6876 to hear TCS, so I was surprised at the copy quality here.

Thanks for the show!