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Utility / Re: Mars Training Net on 6833.5 KHz USB
« on: June 02, 2023, 2309 UTC »
I heard a regular net then a training net on this frequency at 0000 UTC 02 June 2023.
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0433 UTC I have a solid carrier here with maybe some imaginary threshold audio...music?
"New Wave" was a marketing term the recording industry came up with to describe pop-punk and post-punk music.
Punk didn't get played on the radio except in markets where there was a listener base large and diverse enough to support or on college radio. A friend of mine got fired for playing a Ramones tune on the midnight to six shift in 1979 on a regional FM station, four years after the boys recorded their first album. You could play Blondie, you could play the Go-Go's, you could play Nick Lowe, but you couldn't play the Ramones, the Clash, or The Jam. Why? Those last three acts were "Punk" while the first three were pop enough to be labeled "New Wave". Nick Lowe and his band Rockpile were rooted in Pub Rock and Rockabilly. Acts like Blondie, firmly Punk early on, as were the Go-Go's. They slid into "New Wave", you can sell bands fronted by pretty women, all you've got to is get them to mainstream their sound, and that's what happened.
Depeche Mode and New Order? Proto-Goth.
As a fellow Poacher, I staunchly maintain that this shadowy espionage organization is behind both the now-defunct transmissions as well as this telephone number:
https://lincolnshirepoachercheese.com/
Not contradicting what was written above but I want to point out that from my casual observations that STANAG signal does not seem to be much of an issue west of the Mississippi River and possibly not a huge problem even immediately west of the Ohio River.
The latest thing that I'm trying to point-out to GEN Y & Z'ers, those Radio Shack 1980's mixers are still great for Magnetic Turntable Preamps, with the MAG Phono IN, built-in. (I have several, here.) Also, great gear for Podcast start-ups, then graduate / upgrade with newer gear. And, being that most of the analog gear is through-hole tech, most of this gear is still repairable. Passing thoughts...
I WOULD NEVER say 77LJS should stop broadcasting and I love all types of alternative broadcasting that's what makes pirate radio a special and precious medium.
Really, that idea based on one comment? Poor choice of words maybe, but that seems like an overreaction. I very much enjoy B Side Radio programming and I will continue to listen as often as I can.
Another cheerful reading by 77LJS. Highly fascinating if you're a paranoid survivalist, boring as hell for the rest of us. There's my one and only commentary on 77LJS. S6-S8 here in Central Wisconsin. Good copy.
I read this last night and was going to respond then but decided not to. Got to thinking about it today and changed my mind. Pretty narrow-minded response on your part. Just because you don't think much of the broadcast content certainly doesn't mean that it is "boring as hell for the rest of us". I'm not going to generalize but I (and I hope most HFU members) enjoy the different genres that are presented by the broadcasters and truly appreciate the time and effort that is put into their broadcast
I'm also not sure if you consider me a "paranoid survivalist" but I'm going to assume that you will. I thought that the broadcast was very fascinating and hope to hear more. I just hope that the op doesn't take to much offence at your petty narrow-minded comment and decide not to broadcast anymore.
One other thought there is a place called ebay that sells radios that have knobs and/or software do-hickeys that have mice and keyboards that would allow you to change frequencies so you don't have to listen to something that is "boring as hell".
But if you are ever interested in selling that North Korean radio that only tunes in the one frequency and doesn't have an off button/switch I would be interested in buying it.