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406
Ball Smacker Radio interval signal up now.



Thanks for the broadcast tonight.

407
Music in the noise.

408
Music with a good signal.

Thanks for the ID Harry I was out of the room.

0128 UTC: Station ID and off.
Thanks for the broadcast tonight.

409
Just tuned in and music is up.

         

410
Nice signal with music.

Thanks to Ch1ck3n Lip5 in discord for an accurate frequency.



411
Strong signa, sounds like a dog barking over music in the background.

Seems to be a digital mode starting at 0004z.

0013 UTC: Seems off. I went through some of the modes in fldigi but was unable to find which mode it was.

412
Sweet Home Alabama up, good signal.

413
Good signal with music.
WTF station id at 0153.

414
Muisc above the noise, not a bad signal just don't know how to describe the music.
New Age, EDM? Not sure.

       

415
Music on now. Self ID'ed in Discord.

416
Several calls from Maintenance 004 with a HF check  starting at 0017z; 5/2/2022. The stated location was Robbins AFB. After a Mainsail broadcast Maintenance 004 called Mainsail station for a radio check and did not get an answer. I don't believe that I have ever heard Robbins on HF before.

0118 UTC: Another radio check and response from Andrews AFB. "I have you Lima Charlie, this is Maintenance 004 out".

417
0144 UTC: Good signal playing Personality.

418
0039 UTC Weak music just above the noise floor. SSTV image sent at 0334z.

   

419
On the Shares North net they are sending a weather forecast in MT63:

R 082249Z APR 2022
FM NNA5IS
TO SHARES EVENING NET
BT
UCLAS
1. SUBJECT: NATIONAL WX BCST
..Upper-level low to produce snow and rain showers over parts of the
Great Lakes to Central Appalachians...

...There is a Critical Risk of fire weather over parts of the Plains and
the Central Gulf Coast...

...Heavy snow for the Cascades...

Deep upper-level low over the Upper Great Lakes to the Central Gulf Coast
will aid in producing snow and rain showers over parts of the Great Lakes
to Central Appalachians through Saturday. The snow and rain showers will
slowly taper off from west to east overnight Saturday into Sunday. The
heaviest snow amounts will be over the Central Appalachians and, to a
lesser degree, downwind from the Great Lakes. Some of the rain showers
will have embedded thunderstorms over the Ohio Valley into parts of the
Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with the greatest areal coverage on Friday and
less on Saturday.

Meanwhile, gusty winds, low humidity, and dry fuels have contributed to
the SPC issuing a Critical Risk of fire weather over parts of the Plains
and the Central Gulf Coast through Saturday morning. However, the fire
weather threat will be over parts of the Southern High Plains and Southern
Rockies on Saturday. In addition, upper-level ridging over portions of
California and the Southwest will aid in producing tied or record high
temperatures over the area through Friday evening.

Furthermore, a front over Northern Plains to the Great Basin will move
eastward to Upper Midwest to the Southern Plains by Sunday afternoon. As a
result, light rain and snow will develop over parts of the Northern
Intermountain Region early Friday evening. As the front passes, the snow
levels will lower over the region as snow develops over the Northern
Rockies by Saturday morning. The light snow continues over the Northern
Rockies on Saturday. Overnight Saturday, the snow will begin to move into
the Central Rockies. Nevertheless, light snow and rain showers will
develop over parts of the Northern/Central High Plains on Sunday morning,
expanding into the Upper Mississippi Valley by Sunday evening.
Furthermore, light rain and thunderstorms will develop over parts of the
Middle/Lower Mississippi Valley by Sunday evening.
BT







NNNN

END OF BROADCAST

420
Two Dog Radio came on shortly after Outhouse Radio shutdown. Signal is weak in the noise here with a SSTV image and into music.


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