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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: rdla4 on December 18, 2010, 1948 UTC

Title: 7000 Am
Post by: rdla4 on December 18, 2010, 1948 UTC
UNID in Am mode here, Joe Walsh 1948 UTC. Audio is better on the lower sideband.
Title: Re: 7000 Am
Post by: aurora on December 18, 2010, 1954 UTC
Very strong in Pittsburgh about 10dB's over 9 stable signal
1939 - Robert Palmer's "Simply Irresistible"
My scope show's it peaking at 7000.34 khz

2022 - Deep fading is starting here with heavy CW qrm too
2023 - frequency starting to drift, now peaking at 7000.050 khz AM

2133 - male voice too weak to make out announcement followed by more music
The signal is weaker than before and taking a beating from cw QRM
2143 - Foghat, Slow Ride
Title: Re: 7000 Am
Post by: RENEGADE on December 18, 2010, 2020 UTC
Around an S7-S8 here with moderate fading to the S6 noise floor. 2015z someone jamming the station with a huge signal of +20/9. No doubt a pissed off ham op, Probably not a good idea to get that close to there cw frequencies they get a little touchy ;)  2030z signal now jumped to +10/9 with super tramp song no ID heard yet. Intermittent cw QRM
Title: Re: 7000 Am
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on December 18, 2010, 2025 UTC
Fading into MD now, was barely audible a few minutes ago, now S9.
Title: Re: 7000 Am
Post by: rdla4 on December 18, 2010, 2033 UTC
Its been stronger here in georgia since about 2021----S9 to 10 over at times.

Every time something that may be an ID comes along, it fades. >:(
Title: Re: 7000 Am
Post by: Zane on December 18, 2010, 2033 UTC
Pretty good signal into Chicago. S8 carrier peaks, but the audio seems weak.

2023z - Nirvana - Lithium
2027z - Supertramp - It's Raining Again
2031z - Tull - Cross Eyed Mary

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Title: Re: 7000 Am
Post by: Newfoundland DXer on December 18, 2010, 2304 UTC
23431 here   heard brief talk (ID?) at 2300   possibly heard the word "Galaxy"

CBC Radio has a series of satelite feeds of various formats under the name "Galaxy".  Just a guess at this point, but format fits what I have heard locally.

Cheers, Terry