HFU HF Underground

Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: rpjjpr on March 17, 2022, 2311 UTC

Title: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: rpjjpr on March 17, 2022, 2311 UTC: 54334 S9+20

2310z music
2311z new heavy rock song
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: JustGreg on March 17, 2022, 2312 UTC: I have it with a poor to fair signal. Playing popular music. This maybe a European, but it is not a common frequency for the Vault.
2332Z Playing some nice instrumental music. Signal is slightly better.
0032Z, I did a check on the Russian Buzzer 4625. It is coming in better than usual. I think this is a European.
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: Skipmuck on March 17, 2022, 2314 UTC: 2312 UTC Also here with an unid genre song YL singer...folk rock metal?
(Signal mostly above the noise with light fading...S7 peaks)
2320 UTC Different song with choral singing
2322 UTC Unid choral hymn or patriotic song?
2324 UTC Electronic ambient music
2344 UTC A dance beat electronica song
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: myteaquinn on March 17, 2022, 2314 UTC: 2313 UTC: Sounded like some type of folk song, had the words "We will be strong" repeated several times. Good signal but seems overdriven with fading.
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: Molvania Poacher on March 17, 2022, 2317 UTC: SINPO=34222

2315- "Alga" by Ignea (a Ukrainian band).
2320- Choral sounding music (YLs).
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: Radio Star on March 17, 2022, 2333 UTC: S5 SIO343
2332 - Instrumental ambient music
2348 - "Родина" - маяк
2352 - "1989" - маяк
2355 - "При3нание" - маяк
0006 - "Nagno" - The Cow
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: hsmith77 on March 17, 2022, 2350 UTC: 2347 Music S7
2352 "1989 " Mark
2354 Music
0001 music Shazam no help
0007 "Nagno " The Cow
Title: Re: Nowhere Radio (Tentative) 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 MAR 2022
Post by: ~SIGINT~ on March 17, 2022, 2355 UTC: 23:53 UTC - Good signal (S8 ~ S9) but noisy due to the band condition. Instrumental ambient music. Actual frequency 6974.9 kHz;
00:04 UTC - Conditions are improving. Sounding much better now;
00:57 UTC - Starting to get some fading;
01:08 UTC - The "Beatles Jammer" just showed up on USB and gone by 01:09 UTC;
01:23 UTC - Going into deep fade out.

Welcome back Nowhere Radio (Tentative)

RSPduo | Barker & Williamson antenna | Toronto, Ontario Canada
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: Bali_Frank on March 18, 2022, 0008 UTC: signal S7-9 on the SDR in Elida, Ohio
00.06 song
00.09 next song
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 MAR 2022
Post by: Charlie_Dont_Surf on March 18, 2022, 0023 UTC: I'm digging the tunage while I work late. Seriously. In college we called this "music that is sufficiently effed up".

Good copy in the midwest. S5-9 depending upon RX location at 0020 UTC. I see that the QRN is back for the Spring on the east coast.
Some peskie QRM on the LSB from time to time.

Quote from: ~SIGINT~ on March 17, 2022, 2355 UTC
Welcome back Nowhere Radio (Tentative)

I had the same thought.

0107 UTC - somebody QRMing on the USB with The Beatles, "Nowhere Man" for about 60 seconds. (Do you get the joke? :D)
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: Sky Waves on March 18, 2022, 0026 UTC: 0021 UTC SIO 323 to 333 S4 and right in the noise
0024 UTC I can tell it's music that's about it. Sounds like a female vocal

Received on my RSPduo 25 north of Greensboro, NC
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: refmo on March 18, 2022, 0057 UTC: S8 to S9 carrier, nice signal with music.
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: clobdell on March 18, 2022, 0130 UTC: 0129 Rock, thrashing tune .... S7 in heavy local QRN ...
Title: Re: UNID 6975 AM 2310 UTC 17 March 2022
Post by: Markokpik on March 18, 2022, 0131 UTC: 0103 - set of electronic music including "Chasing the wind" by Gamardah Fungus 0112 into hard rock by KAT - 3RO", YL synth voice (couldn't tell what she said), "3a MOTHO3NOr" (mirror image). "5e3 npaBNn"

S8 here