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Messages - Andrew Yoder

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1861
Excellent here with Andy Walker doing "Before they were famous" Pt. 3
Thanks for the show!
Andrew

1862
Was in & out of the radio room, but heard what I think was a live version of "Lights Out" by the Angry Samoans. Nice signal here.
Thanks for the show!
Andrew

1863
Tuned in around 0200. Weak here, but voice is somewhat copyable

1864
The RF Workbench / Re: High Powered Pirates
« on: December 02, 2013, 1619 UTC »
Yeah, Hope Radio was a great station. By the end, the programs were really well done.

The Voice of Laryngitis relay was on for about 13 hours while the op was driving on Rt. 70 from either Kansas or Missouri. If I remember correctly, the roadblock was just outside of Boulder, CO. It's a great example of the FCC's interest in pirates back then. I can't imagine them setting up a roadblock on an interstate to catch a pirate now--especially one on 19m. Then again, I think their priorities were totally out of line back then...wasting police resources and shutting down an interstate to catch a guy broadcasting on a clear frequency to about 20 people? Insane.

1865
North American Shortwave Pirate / Re: UnID 3450 KHZ 0309 - 0313 UTC
« on: November 28, 2013, 0347 UTC »
Tried a few min ago, but didn't hear anything. I hope they keep repeating messages here; I'd love to hear this station

1866
QSLs Received / Re: Happy Hanukkah Radio
« on: November 28, 2013, 0222 UTC »
Does HHR have an e-mail address?

1867
DJ Jack Hammer was on WFUQ, so my bet is this one. Also, he used LSB a lot

1868
The RF Workbench / Re: High Powered Pirates
« on: November 23, 2013, 1739 UTC »
To the best of my knowledge, very few North American pirates ran greater than about 300 watts before KIPM. WJDI was definitely an exception

1869
Pretty good with deep fades. I tuned in at 1316 and started recording.
After I get done typing, I'm planning to finish a box of Cascadia Farm Berry Cobbler Granola, then have a bowl of Apple Jacks, and maybe some generic Rice Krispies.

Thanks for the show!
Andrew

1870
Weak signal here, with folk or country music

1871
Fair here...started with music, then into news. Test of WJFK...or someone else?

1872
Great catch (again) !

1873
Pretty good here. Heard a loooong string of promos, so I guess this was the end of the show.
Thanks!
Andrew

1874
Weak and could barely tell anything was there for about five min. Then had a really nice fade up of "Free Ride" by Edgar Winter at 2202.
Thanks!
Andrew

1875
Very nice signal but deep fades and noisy conditions, as noted by most everyone else here
Thanks for the show!
Andrew

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