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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: Zoidberg on June 25, 2012, 0252 UTC

Title: Radio Jamba International 6940 AM
Post by: Zoidberg on June 25, 2012, 0252 UTC

6/25/12, 6940 AM, 0240z: Just barely audible through heavy QRN and QRM from adjacent ute/data, enough to copy IDs but not enough to identify any material.  Via east coast web tuner.

Title: Re: Radio Jamba International 6940 AM
Post by: jFarley on June 25, 2012, 0255 UTC

Been listening since 0228, interesting musical mix.  Finally caught ID at 0252. 
Fair signal but fades really cutting into intelligibility.

Title: Re: Radio Jamba International 6940 AM
Post by: dsnider on June 25, 2012, 0306 UTC

Radio Jamba coming in about 222 on my grundig g3 on sanibel island Florida at 0300 and building. Tons of noise after the tropical storm today. Jambalaya has really picked up at 0330 now 444

Title: Re: Radio Jamba International 6940 AM
Post by: Ray Lalleu on June 25, 2012, 0659 UTC

Hello,

R. Jamba International heard in W. Europe at 0250-0335 UTC, on 6339,9 kHz AM mode
with IDs at 0252 and 0304 (and many others not heard clearly).

Jazz from the 1930's I think, big band era, clarinette soloist, etc...

Maybe "30 watts" announced, not sure about that.

Also UNID around 0500 on 6940 again, not the same kind of music, going to look around about that second one.

Ray

Title: Re: Radio Jamba International 6940 AM
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on June 25, 2012, 1215 UTC

SDR recording catch, S9 on peaks, frequent static crashes from t-storms.