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Loggings => North American MW Pirate Radio => Topic started by: Kilokat7 on October 19, 2019, 0035 UTC
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Someone (maybe Radio Corsair?) with relaxing electronic music, strong at times but with long deep fades. No announcements heard yet.
0146: ID and tech talk dialog regarding audio chain, transmitter, transmitting antenna, etc.
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Noise from our dishwasher running, but still a pretty good signal with ambient electronic instrumental music (a lot like X-FM's background music). First pirate I've heard on 1710 since Tater Patch Radio.
Came back from a dog walk & went out to the car & heard the operator talking about how the transmitter is homebrew at 500 watts into an inverted V with a ground screen. Talked about how much the ground screen helped & how the inverted L was so much better than the dipole that he'd used earlier this year. Also talked about how the music from earlier was by Windows 96 (a band) and the upcoming talk show
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Signal is excellent tonight in my Toyota Car Radio. Amazing sound. Ambient techno music and talk from time to time via OM. SINPO: 44444 overall some fading and some QRM from the broken Hudson TIS station there which seems to always sound bad there. Thank for the broadcast.
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Radio Corsair 1710 AM nice signal in NY as in past receptions in the car
0248: Keeno “Golden Light”
Video clip of broadcast: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=a8KzIFb3lns
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Not bad copy here on peaks, nice clear copy of ID @ 0145
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Finally heard a nice clear id at sign off at 0345z.
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Signal of varying strength from 0308 tune in to 0346 carrier off. Fortunately it peaked right at sign off!
03:08 Electricity Will Keep Me Warm - Cspy Remix
03:18 Pirate Bay - Netsky
03:32 The Return - Volant
03:35 Ravebox - Per QX
03:36 Noelle's Eloquence - Galimatias.
03:42 Station ID.
03:43 Hooked On A feeling - Blue Swede [op said he played this for a pirate that was on 1720 at the time!]
03:45 Full ID and sign off announcement.
03:46 Carrier cut.
eQSL [same as others have received] a few hours later.
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What's the station's e-mail address?
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He needs to go vertical if he wants daytime distance coverage.
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radiocorsair@protonmail.com
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"He needs to go vertical if he wants daytime distance coverage."
Andrew Yoder posted
"Talked about how much the ground screen helped & how the inverted L was so much better than the dipole that he'd used earlier this year."
I guess he knows that. 8)
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