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North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: Catus Jack 6.958 @ 0150
« on: January 03, 2012, 0158 UTC »
A weak het near Reading, Pa, but that's it.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: UNID 6924.1AM 0123+
« on: January 03, 2012, 0140 UTC »
I tuned in at 0129.
Certainly similar to what I heard last night (UTC).
Certainly similar to what I heard last night (UTC).
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: Global HF Pirate Weekend
« on: January 02, 2012, 2143 UTC »
I found information about the weekend on the Finish club's website. Notice the dates; my propagation programs suggest that 21 MHz is not open to Europe this time of year
Next HF-Pirate-Weekend will be Sat-Sun 14-15.1.2012 !!
Let's name it name now "Global Pirate HF-Weekend". A test-weekend for pirates from all over the world to broadcast on High Frequencies 10 - 28 MHz (mostly on 15-22 MHz) !!
So, I hope also pirate stations from USA and Canada will join this weekend!!
I think that the stations should prefere 21-22 MHz, which give best skips faraway, but 15 MHz seems to work also (worse below this).
Lets's also hope that all DX-forums around the world will notice this and we will have more listeners around the world, in Asia, Latin America, Middle East and Africa.
Next HF-Pirate-Weekend will be Sat-Sun 14-15.1.2012 !!
Let's name it name now "Global Pirate HF-Weekend". A test-weekend for pirates from all over the world to broadcast on High Frequencies 10 - 28 MHz (mostly on 15-22 MHz) !!
So, I hope also pirate stations from USA and Canada will join this weekend!!
I think that the stations should prefere 21-22 MHz, which give best skips faraway, but 15 MHz seems to work also (worse below this).
Lets's also hope that all DX-forums around the world will notice this and we will have more listeners around the world, in Asia, Latin America, Middle East and Africa.
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Montage of Europirates
« on: January 02, 2012, 1820 UTC »
On 6924.70 AM on 2 January 2012. SIO = 453
I found the broadcast about 0313 UTC and listened until the show stopped at about 0400. While I heard a lot of IDs, I never figured-out if one of them was for the program.
The program was many short recordings of and about Europirates--sometimes tens of seconds long, sometimes several minutes--strung together. It was an interesting montage. There was more about Radio Caroline than anything else.
At 0313 there was an announcer and music in not-EE,, then some SS, followed by SS and EE IDs for Mi Amigo Radio/Radio Mi Amigo. Often lists of station names were read. A story about Radio Caroline being swept ashore by a storm, followed by a few bars of "Wild Thing." More station names and more Radio Caroline. All ended about 0400.
Any ideas what I've heard?
Thanks,
Ron
I found the broadcast about 0313 UTC and listened until the show stopped at about 0400. While I heard a lot of IDs, I never figured-out if one of them was for the program.
The program was many short recordings of and about Europirates--sometimes tens of seconds long, sometimes several minutes--strung together. It was an interesting montage. There was more about Radio Caroline than anything else.
At 0313 there was an announcer and music in not-EE,, then some SS, followed by SS and EE IDs for Mi Amigo Radio/Radio Mi Amigo. Often lists of station names were read. A story about Radio Caroline being swept ashore by a storm, followed by a few bars of "Wild Thing." More station names and more Radio Caroline. All ended about 0400.
Any ideas what I've heard?
Thanks,
Ron
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: Radio Ronin Shortwave 6925 AM 0039 UTC
« on: January 02, 2012, 0111 UTC »
Signal not good at all near Reading, PA. "Poor" to "barely audible" with signal mostly "unusable."
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North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: Renegade Radio 6925 usb
« on: January 02, 2012, 0029 UTC »
S-5 near Reading, PA with lots of noise.
Thanks for the broadcast! Well-produced.
Ron Hunsicker
Thanks for the broadcast! Well-produced.
Ron Hunsicker
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North American Shortwave Pirate / WBNY
« on: January 02, 2012, 0022 UTC »
1 January 2012, 6950A, 2245-2251*
Auld Lang Sine, ID, Happy New Year to Monkey Boys and announcing the Year of the Rabbit. Adv for a Nabisco Egg Snack. SIO 454
Auld Lang Sine, ID, Happy New Year to Monkey Boys and announcing the Year of the Rabbit. Adv for a Nabisco Egg Snack. SIO 454