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Messages - Andrew Yoder

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1111
Tuned in during the mashup of "We Will Rock You"/"Jump Around"/"Back in Black"--pretty complex. Good signal

1112
I tuned in around 2340. I don't think I could ID any songs, but I am hearing threads of audio. Also my 1st time to hear this one

1113
pretty good signal on my home receiver, too

1114
Listening on the Warrenton SDR. Nonstop pop & light rock thus far

1115
General Radio Discussion / Re: New Production Computer
« on: April 15, 2019, 0056 UTC »
I've been recording broadcasts off the radio for years & editing clips using Goldwave. I've never had a reason to consider switching

1116
"Smells Like Nirvana," "The White Stuff," "Trigger Happy," etc. Great to hear some Weird Al on the radio again--25-35 years ago, it was on pirate stations all the time

1117
Hearing some light instrumental music under peskies and static crashes

1118
VG signal & audio. "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" then cut out & op complained about John, then into a bit of old Pink Floyd--I think it was "Let There Be More Light" cut in and out of more songs, with more complaints about John & said he'd have to go to the op's office to be talked to "and you know how that goes."

1119
Is the voice I'm hearing at 2121 WRR or peskies? I have no idea; it's just so weak

1120
Thanks for the support--hope you like the new edition. I expect that anyone who has ordered will receive their copy either late this week or early to mid-next week (one batch went out yesterday & another is going out tomorrow)

1121
2017-2018 Pirate Radio Annual is done and I've received the copies back from the printer already! This edition is 308 pages and contains an audio CD-R (playable on standard CD players) with clips from 87 different pirate stations from around the world, nearly all from 2016 and 2017. This edition contains 181 illustrations and entries for approximately 307 stations reported in North America in 2016 and 2017 (280 North American shortwave stations and 27 from Europe and South America).

It also contains some "articles" on the Common and Precious Beacon, Radio Pirana International from South America, and upcoming Global HF Pirate Weekends/propagation for reaching different parts of the world.

This edition will cost $20 ($16.50 + $3.50 shipping) in the U.S. I took the packed book to the post office for the international shipping cost and was shocked to discover that it will cost $24 to ship it anywhere in Europe (so, $38.00 = $16.50 + $21.50 to Europe) I'll eat a couple dollars of the cost because the shipping is so high. It's so expensive that it will soon pay for airfare to Europe just to deliver copies!

This price is good for the next month (up through 5/1/2019). I'm not sure if I'll keep the price the same or raise it at that time.

Please send check or money order to:

Hobby Broadcasting
PO Box 109
Blue Ridge Summit, PA 17214

or send the money via PayPal to info [at symbol] hobbybroadcasting.com. If you trust that I won't run off with the money to Sealand, please use the "Friends and Family" option so that PayPal won't charge a fee.

4/2 update: One final note about ordering via PayPal: Could you please include your shipping address with the PayPal order? The PayPal messages haven't included addresses and when I sign into PayPal and click on the "more information about this transaction," the address still isn't coming up. So, I've been e-mailing people for addresses, which could delay shipping.


1122
4500 was weak here with SSTV, but 6900 was around S9+10-20. I couldn't hear the 2- & 3-MHz signals

1123
Wonder if this is what I heard earlier? I saw WREC was on, checked the radio & it was locked on to this one, from when I was recording the station around 1630 UTC. Signal was good around 2245 before I tuned to WREC

1124
Long string of pro-sounding IDs + e-mail announcement. About a fair/good signal

1125
Shortwave Broadcast / Re: unid 6900 1629 UTC 24 March 2019
« on: March 24, 2019, 1742 UTC »
That's pretty cool; I used to hear a Chinese regional or two in the late afternoons on 43m about 20 years ago


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