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North American Shortwave Pirate / Old Time Radio 6770 AM 2200 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 2209 UTC »
Old Time Radio pirate 6770 AM
6770 kHz 6.770 MHz 6.77 MHz

S4-S5 signal at 2200 UTC, considerably stronger carrier than usual.  Hearing music with OM talking in between.  "Down the whole neck" "60 seconds" "like neighbors" "there's my new neighbor" heard.  Bits and pieces of modulation but strong carrier on 6770.0 kHz.

812
Utility / 6765 kHz USB SHARES North Coordination Emergency Management Net 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1631 UTC »
NNE5PY (net control station as of 1630 UTC) working various stations, including KNNP491 (at 1630 UTC), stations reporting fading.  Continued voice transmissions and MT63 digital broadcast at 1631 UTC. 

6845 kHz USB and 6910 kHz USB also active with weekly SHARES nets.  Currently hearing NNX3YT checking in on 6845 USB at 1631 UTC.  Stations moving around and checking into each net.

813
Peskies / UNID Spanish Language 6900 kHz USB 1445 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1446 UTC »
Now have stations on 6900 LSB and 6900 USB chatting away, sometimes at the same time.  Spanish ragchew net, freeband net, freebanders net, 43 meter outbanders, etc.  While they usually use 6900 kHz LSB, I have logged 6900 kHz USB several times before (and today!)

814
Peskies / UNID Spanish Language 6818 kHz USB 1440 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1441 UTC »
6818 kHz USB 6.818 MHz USB, possibly QSYed from 6800 kHz USB due to heavy QRM from a US military net.  Strong signals heard at 1440 UTC and 1441 UTC.  Spanish language speakers. 

815
Peskies / Freebanders vs. US Military / MARS net 6800 kHz USB 1400+ UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1431 UTC »
Several US military and MARS callsigns heard during active net on 6800 kHz USB this morning...all while Spanish language traffic is heard in the background.  Doesn't seem to affecting the net operation at all but it is certainly there.  See Utility board for log on 6800 kHz USB net for 25 Oct 2017.

816
Utility / Excercise Noble Skywave Multinational Military Net 6980 USB 1422 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1422 UTC »
Five Niner / 59 requesting radio check at 1422 UTC on 6980 kHz USB.  SIO 555 very strong signal.  Sounds like military or training net.

817
Utility / Excercise Noble Skywave - Military Net 6800 kHz USB 1410 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1414 UTC »
UNID (well, the net itself was never IDed) military net, possibly a training net, appears to have started on 6784 kHz USB and then moved up to 6800 kHz USB due to very strong data QRM nearby 6784 kHz...some very strong signals with nearly constant Spanish language chatter QRM for the majority of the log.  At around 1440 UTC, the Spanish speaking operators (or at least some of them) appeared to have gotten the hint and moved frequency to 6818 kHz USB. 


1413 UTC - Angry Jimmy calling CIW601
1413 UTC - 59 radio check with Angry Jimmy (same station heard on 6784 USB a minute ago)
1415 UTC - Angry Jimmy working several stations with a Spanish language QSO underneath
1426 UTC - "any station any station this is Victor 42 radio check, radio check over"
1426 UTC - "Tango 12 this is Alpha Alpha 2 Papa clear"
1426 UTC - Several more radio checks, with continuing Spanish QRM on same frequency, likely military/MARS net
1427 UTC - several stations talking over each other
1427 UTC - "any station any station this is Victor 42 radio check, radio check over"
1428 UTC - "any station any station this is Victor 42 radio check, radio check over" [repeated at 1 minute intervals]
1429 UTC - V42 / Victor 42 repeating same call, Spanish language QRM continues 6800 kHz USB
1430 UTC - Zombie calling Max Trenton for a radio check
1431 UTC - Max Trenton reads Zombie "weak but readable"
1432 UTC - "Tango 35 T35 this is Max Trenton, radio check, over" [pescadore QRM continues at SIO 111]
1435 UTC - Spanish speakers stronger now, but net continues
1436 UTC - "last station, last station this Max Trenton, I have you weak and unreadable, try again over"
1437 UTC - "Charlie India Whiskey 601 CIW601, radio check, radio check over"
1437 UTC - CIW601 calling for any station, mixing in with Spanish stations
1438 UTC - "Chino, this is Max Trenton" "Cheebo 608 loud and clear, over" "Zombie Sierra 4"
1438 UTC - Cheebo or Chino working Max Trenton radio check "loud and clear" "roger out"
1439 UTC - more radio checks, various stations and tactical callsigns heard

818
Utility / Exercise Noble Skywave Military Net 6784 kHz USB 1410 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1412 UTC »
44, 59, and several other numeric callsigns working each other, radio checks, checking into net, etc.  Very strong ute data signal on 6786 kHz USB means I had to drop the passband way down to hear these guys.  Last transmission heard at 1412 UTC, as net moved QSY up to 6800 kHz USB.

EDIT: Fixed title to reference the fact that this was part of the Noble Skywave CANFORCE exercise.

819
Peskies / UNID Spanish Language 6977 kHz USB 1350 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1351 UTC »
6977 kHz 6.977 MHz
USB mode
Spanish language
SS speakers

One of the stations seems to be closer to 6976.9 kHz.  6977 kHz is a commonly used Latin American bootleg freeband frequency.  Active at 1350 UTC on October 25th, 2017. 

820
Peskies / UNID Spanish Language 6848 kHz USB 1345 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1348 UTC »
Spanish language chatter 6848 USB
Spanish speakers 6-7 MHz band
6848 kHz USB 6.848 MHz USB
USB Mode

"Venezuela" mentioned at 1348 UTC.  SIO 222

821
Peskies / UNID Spanish Language 6900 kHz LSB 1345 UTC 25 Oct 2017
« on: October 25, 2017, 1346 UTC »
Hearing at least two stations having a casual QSO on 6900 kHz LSB 6.900 MHz LSB 6.9 MHz Spanish speakers.  SIO 222 with some fading.  Active frequency at 1345 UTC.  This frequency is usually busy at night but more and more I have logged activity during the daytime as well.  Sometimes its busy 24 hours a day.

6900 kHz is the primary freeband or outband frequency for the 43 meter band in the Americas. 

822
Peskies / Very Good Latin American Propagation 6-7 MHz 6765-7000 kHz 24-25 Oct 2017
« on: October 24, 2017, 2309 UTC »
Dozens and dozens of active two-way communications in the 6765-7000 kHz fixed mobile band tonight, Spanish and Portuguese both heard.  Lupo Radio on 6973 kHz heard as well (see Shortwave Pirate forum).  Too many frequencies to list but some great propagation going from 2100 UTC +

823
North American Shortwave Pirate / Yeah Man Radio 6925.5 AM 1320 UTC 22 Oct 2017
« on: October 22, 2017, 1322 UTC »
Carrier on 6925.5, with some weak audio, mostly on the lower side band, but some on the upper.  Difficult to tune.

1324 UTC - hearing music but it sounds distorted
1325 UTC - a bit more clear now, can hear Steely Dan - Deacon Blues
1326 UTC - carrier is now closer to 6925.6 kHz, maybe transmitter is still warming up?
1330 UTC - good morning to R4002, OM talking "we are just warming up" - thanks for the shoutout! I am enjoying the broadcast!
1331 UTC - Steely Dan - Peg
1335 UTC - "Sunday Morning Broadcast" OM with a little more Steely Dan, then a long fade
1336 UTC - now getting bits and pieces of audio
1338 UTC - signal back up a little bit, still only getting carrier at S3-S4

824
Shortwave Broadcast / RHC Spur 6840 AM 2338 UTC 20 Oct 2017
« on: October 20, 2017, 2335 UTC »
Weak YL talking, AM carrier on 6840 kHz, with QRM from Spanish language on 6833 kHz USB.

825
Peskies / Peskies / Pescadores / Freebanders Loggings 20-21 Oct 2017
« on: October 20, 2017, 2330 UTC »
6775.5 kHz LSB - Spanish, possible radiotelephone link, with QRM
6773 kHz USB - Spanish
6823.7 kHz USB - Spanish, good signals, another possible radiotelephone link with carrier on 6823.7 kHz
6833 kHz USB - Portuguese, SIO 444 good signals
6841.5 kHz USB - Spanish, possible phone link
6849.4 kHz USB - Spanish, possible phone link, with end-of-transmission beep or "roger beep"
6900 kHz LSB - Spanish, with some very strong signals - likely freebanders
6910 kHz LSB - Spanish
6925 kHz LSB - Portuguese
6935 kHz LSB - Portuguese
6950 kHz USB - Portuguese
6970 kHz LSB - Portuguese
6977 kHz USB - Spanish
6980 kHz USB - Spanish
6990 kHz USB - Spanish
6993 kHz USB - Spanish

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