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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 11590 kHz AM August 21 2014 1643
« on: August 21, 2014, 1646 UTC »
YHWH up with intro music at 1643 UTC, on 11590 kHz, AM mode, August 21, 2014.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 15655 kHz AM August 20 2014 2044 UTC
« on: August 20, 2014, 2047 UTC »
YHWH back up with intro music on 15655 kHz, AM mode, August 20, 2014, 2044 UTC.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 9605 kHz AM 0246 UTC Aug 20 2014
« on: August 20, 2014, 0252 UTC »
YHWH up with intro music at 0246 UTC on 9605 kHz, AM mode.
(edit) Off at 0347 UTC. Announced the name of his theme music this time, but I missed it.
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(edit) Off at 0347 UTC. Announced the name of his theme music this time, but I missed it.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 15655 AM 1906 UTC 19 Aug 2014
« on: August 19, 2014, 1927 UTC »
YHWH up 15655 kHz AM, tuned in progress 1906 UTC.
(edit) Off air 1951 UTC, normal recorded sign off, no live chat this time.
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(edit) Off air 1951 UTC, normal recorded sign off, no live chat this time.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH, 15655 kHz, AM, 1637 UTC, August 17, 2014
« on: August 17, 2014, 1648 UTC »
YHWH up on 15655 kHz AM mode. Tuned to in progress at 1637 UTC during sign off phase of transmission. Off at 1642 UTC.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / WRR 6915 kHz USB Aug 11 2014 0241 UTC
« on: August 11, 2014, 0256 UTC »
Whiskey Redneck Radio, 6915 kHz, USB, on 0241 UTC, Aug 11, 2014. Voice ID at 0254 UTC.
Fair signal in the Mojave Desert of California.
(edit) Off 0259 UTC
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Fair signal in the Mojave Desert of California.
(edit) Off 0259 UTC
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Spy Numbers / V07 logs, August 3, 2014
« on: August 03, 2014, 1352 UTC »
All,
V07 logs for August 3, 2014. As you know V07 changes time in August, moving to 0500 on Sunday mornings.
Also as normal for this station, hum and ALC issues heard on the transmissions. Hum drops to nothing during audio, but grows in strength during pauses.
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V07
14823 kHz, 0500z, 03 August, 2014, (845 845 845 000, x5), Token, Sun
13423 kHz, 0520z, 03 August, 2014, (845 845 845 000, x5), Token, Sun
V07 logs for August 3, 2014. As you know V07 changes time in August, moving to 0500 on Sunday mornings.
Also as normal for this station, hum and ALC issues heard on the transmissions. Hum drops to nothing during audio, but grows in strength during pauses.
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V07
14823 kHz, 0500z, 03 August, 2014, (845 845 845 000, x5), Token, Sun
13423 kHz, 0520z, 03 August, 2014, (845 845 845 000, x5), Token, Sun
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Spy Numbers / V30 and M97 logs, April 16 to July 26, 2014
« on: July 27, 2014, 0100 UTC »
All,
Below are my loggings of Vietnamese stations V30 an M97 for the period of April 16 to July 26, 2014. My last report on these stations went through April 15, something most Americans will recognize as Tax Day
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In this included time period I have recorded and looked at every day with the exception of June 30, 2014, for both V30 and M97, and May 26, 2014, for M97 only. Because of my normal conditions and good in-band indicators of propagation, I believe that with the exception of those 2 days for M97 this is a complete record of all M97 transmissions made in the time period. Because of time and propagation indicators I am slightly less sure that this is a complete record of V30 transmissions, however I think it is probably a complete record, with the exception of June 30, 2014.
Of note, while V30 still generally transmits only on days when there has been a preceding M97 transmission, the station has shown an increased tendency to transmit on days when no M97 has been present. I have included a link to a chart to show relative transmission days.
Chart comparing V30 and M97 transmission days:
http://www.pbase.com/token/image/156747916/original.jpg
While M97 has not introduced any new messages in this time period (it is still sending the SD 85, SN 58 it introduced on August 9, 2013), V30 has had several different messages in the reported period.
V30 message headers during the reported period:
SD 07611, SN 45 (note I erroneously reported this as 03611 in the past)
SD 77, SN 48 (although the transmitted SN is 48, message is really 178 grps long)
Unknown (signal too weak to make out details, but message length changed)
SD 04211, SN 90
Recordings are available for any day reported.
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M97 logs, April 16 to July 26, 2014:
10365 kHz, 1458z, 24 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1458z, 23 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
10365 kHz, 1459z, 16 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
10365 kHz, 1459z, 15 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Tue
10365 kHz, 1459z, 14 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Mon
10365 kHz, 1459z, 03 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1459z, 02 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
10365 kHz, 1459z, 01 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Tue
10365 kHz, 1500z, 13 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Tue
10365 kHz, 1500z, 12 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Mon
10365 kHz, 1500z, 09 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Fri
10365 kHz, 1500z, 08 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1501z, 05 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Mon
10365 kHz, 1457z, 18 April, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Fri
10365 kHz, 1457z, 17 April, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1457z, 16 April, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
V30 logs, April 16 to July 26, 2014:
10255 kHz, 1558z, 24 July, 2014, (SD 04211, SN 90, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1558z, 23 July, 2014, (SD 04211, SN 90, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1558z, 22 July, 2014, (SD 04211, SN 90, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1558z, 16 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1558z, 15 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1558z, 14 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Mon
10255 kHz, 1559z, 03 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1559z, 02 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1559z, 01 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1559z, 05 June, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1559z, 04 June, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1559z, 03 June, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1600z, 13 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1600z, 12 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Mon
10255 kHz, 1600z, 09 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Fri
10255 kHz, 1600z, 08 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1557z, 18 April, 2014, (SD 07611, SN 45, message x3), Token, Fri
10255 kHz, 1557z, 17 April, 2014, (SD 07611, SN 45, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1557z, 16 April, 2014, (SD 07611, SN 45, message x3), Token, Wed
Below are my loggings of Vietnamese stations V30 an M97 for the period of April 16 to July 26, 2014. My last report on these stations went through April 15, something most Americans will recognize as Tax Day
.In this included time period I have recorded and looked at every day with the exception of June 30, 2014, for both V30 and M97, and May 26, 2014, for M97 only. Because of my normal conditions and good in-band indicators of propagation, I believe that with the exception of those 2 days for M97 this is a complete record of all M97 transmissions made in the time period. Because of time and propagation indicators I am slightly less sure that this is a complete record of V30 transmissions, however I think it is probably a complete record, with the exception of June 30, 2014.
Of note, while V30 still generally transmits only on days when there has been a preceding M97 transmission, the station has shown an increased tendency to transmit on days when no M97 has been present. I have included a link to a chart to show relative transmission days.
Chart comparing V30 and M97 transmission days:
http://www.pbase.com/token/image/156747916/original.jpg
While M97 has not introduced any new messages in this time period (it is still sending the SD 85, SN 58 it introduced on August 9, 2013), V30 has had several different messages in the reported period.
V30 message headers during the reported period:
SD 07611, SN 45 (note I erroneously reported this as 03611 in the past)
SD 77, SN 48 (although the transmitted SN is 48, message is really 178 grps long)
Unknown (signal too weak to make out details, but message length changed)
SD 04211, SN 90
Recordings are available for any day reported.
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M97 logs, April 16 to July 26, 2014:
10365 kHz, 1458z, 24 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1458z, 23 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
10365 kHz, 1459z, 16 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
10365 kHz, 1459z, 15 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Tue
10365 kHz, 1459z, 14 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Mon
10365 kHz, 1459z, 03 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1459z, 02 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
10365 kHz, 1459z, 01 July, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Tue
10365 kHz, 1500z, 13 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Tue
10365 kHz, 1500z, 12 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Mon
10365 kHz, 1500z, 09 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Fri
10365 kHz, 1500z, 08 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1501z, 05 May, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Mon
10365 kHz, 1457z, 18 April, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Fri
10365 kHz, 1457z, 17 April, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Thu
10365 kHz, 1457z, 16 April, 2014, (SD 84, SN 58, message x3), Token, Wed
V30 logs, April 16 to July 26, 2014:
10255 kHz, 1558z, 24 July, 2014, (SD 04211, SN 90, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1558z, 23 July, 2014, (SD 04211, SN 90, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1558z, 22 July, 2014, (SD 04211, SN 90, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1558z, 16 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1558z, 15 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1558z, 14 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Mon
10255 kHz, 1559z, 03 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1559z, 02 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1559z, 01 July, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1559z, 05 June, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1559z, 04 June, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Wed
10255 kHz, 1559z, 03 June, 2014, (SD unk, too weak, msg 2:16 long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1600z, 13 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Tue
10255 kHz, 1600z, 12 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Mon
10255 kHz, 1600z, 09 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Fri
10255 kHz, 1600z, 08 May, 2014, (SD 77, SN 48, msg 178 grps long, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1557z, 18 April, 2014, (SD 07611, SN 45, message x3), Token, Fri
10255 kHz, 1557z, 17 April, 2014, (SD 07611, SN 45, message x3), Token, Thu
10255 kHz, 1557z, 16 April, 2014, (SD 07611, SN 45, message x3), Token, Wed
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 15655 kHz AM 2151 UTC July 20 2014
« on: July 20, 2014, 2154 UTC »
YHWH up with intro song at 2151 UTC, July 20, 2014, on 15655 kHz AM mode. S9 here in the Mojave Desert.
(edit) Off at 2306.
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(edit) Off at 2306.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 15655 kHz AM 1603 UTC July 20 2014
« on: July 20, 2014, 1610 UTC »
YHWH up with normal intro music 1603 UTC, July 20, 2014, on 15655 kHz, AM mode.
(edit) Off 1719.
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(edit) Off 1719.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 9600 AM 0331 UTC July 20 2014
« on: July 20, 2014, 0346 UTC »
YHWH up and signing on at 0331 UTC, July 20, 2014, on 9600 AM. Normal intro and live OP chat before going into recorded program. S9+ here in the Mojave Desert of California.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 11590 AM 1715 UTC July 19 2014
« on: July 19, 2014, 1720 UTC »
YHWH up with intro music at 1715 UTC, July 19, 2014, 11590 kHz AM mode. S9 +10 in the Mojave Desert.
(edit) Off at 1828 UTC
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(edit) Off at 1828 UTC
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 9600 AM 0344 UTC July 19 2014
« on: July 19, 2014, 0355 UTC »
YHWH signing on at 0344 UTC on 9600 AM, July 19, 2014. As normal S9+ signal here.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 9600 kHz AM 0408 UTC July 18 2014
« on: July 18, 2014, 0418 UTC »
YHWH on 9600 kHz, AM mode, 0408 UTC, July 18, 2014. It sounds like he has been up for a while, but I just turned the rigs on.
(edit) Off 0435 UTC, again finished with the Op live at the mic after the recorded program ended.
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(edit) Off 0435 UTC, again finished with the Op live at the mic after the recorded program ended.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / YHWH 9600 kHz AM 0330 UTC July 16 2014
« on: July 16, 2014, 0518 UTC »
YHWH was up on 9600 kHz AM, I stumbled on him at about 0330 UTC and he went to about 0431 UTC (July 16, 2014). Normal recorded program for him, however there was a twist tonight. A couple of times the Op stopped the recording and came on the mic live, giving his name and “a remote location in the desert”. He mentioned HFU but said he did not have a computer to look at it himself. He also said the station was 500 W PEP and solar powered, which is why he has odd operating times. He gave out a good deal more information that I don't think I would have said over the air, and so I will not repeat it here
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