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Title: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on December 30, 2012, 2131 UTC
Moved here from 15070, much better signal.
Title: Re: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: glimmer twin on December 30, 2012, 2133 UTC
Kinda weak here but readable S2-S3

21:33 able to copy ID...barely
Title: Re: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: refmo on December 30, 2012, 2143 UTC
About S3 here playing 'Crying' by Roy Orbison @ 2142z.

Clear ID and shoutouts @ 2151z.  Thanks!!
Title: Re: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: skeezix on December 30, 2012, 2143 UTC
Barely hear him. Mostly in the noise.
Title: Re: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: Rockpicker on December 30, 2012, 2146 UTC
13875 khz USB  S7 over S5 noise - good audio

21:41 utc  Roy Orbison
Shout out to HFU members
21:57 utc Santana
22:12 utc BOR
22:16 utc Outro - 2001 Space Oddessy
22:17 utc OP - Test Transmission - Send Signal Report to E-mail - for QSL
22:18 OFF Air
S6 - S7 for most of transmission - relatively stable as well
Noise floor (local QRM) went down about 1 S unit during transmission - not sure why?
Thanks BOR
Title: Re: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: ETM71 on December 30, 2012, 2152 UTC
SIO 222 Anncr spkg @2151 "[email protected]" (anyone confirm?) into more mx; ton o noise here. And a whine that zeros at abt 13877kHz.
Title: Re: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: Kilokat7 on December 30, 2012, 2152 UTC
I'm hearing weak music and the signal just came up enough for a full ID at 2151z along with contact info.  Thanks BOR!
Title: Re: Blue Ocean Radio 13875 USB 2130 UTC 30 Dec 2012
Post by: Greyline DXing on December 30, 2012, 2204 UTC
s3 here in CA. At least at my station his recorded audio will get muddled in the static but the "live' audio punches through nicely. Maybe lower audio level on recorded programming.