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S7+ @ Weston, UK SDR
song w/ recurring line "Right on Baby" but no Shazam
1859 "Handbags and Gladrags" Chris Farlowe
Seagulls + buoy bell sound, but missed voice ID

edit by Ray :from Unid to Radio 319

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S5 @ Weston, UK SDR
"I Shot the Sheriff" @ 1721 w/ distorted audio
off @ 1725


edit by Ray : time in subject line changed from '1220' to '1720 UTC'

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S5 @ Smolinski's SDR
cd soon thereafter?

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@ NW Ireland KiwiSDR S3 - S5
was as strong as S7 earlier
1452 fading in and out of noise
1458 faded to nothing or cd?

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@ Weston, UK SDR w/ 80-meter dipole S5


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@ Weston-super-Mare, UK KiwiSDR w/ 80-meter dipole S4 - S5
"Cherish" by The Association

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@ Weston-super-Mare, UK KiwiSDR with 80-meter dipole: S3 varying to S5 with flutter fading
"Speedy Gonzales" by Pat Boone
1327 "Sugar Sugar" by The Archies
1329 "Then I Kissed Her" by ???
1347 up to S5 w/ "Hello Mary Lou" by Ricky Nelson

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QSLs Received / Texas Radio Shortwave eQSL
« on: May 16, 2020, 1756 UTC »

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On SDR in Newton, NH S5
0300 "Yellow Rose of Texas"
0303 "The Tracker" Sir Douglas Quintet

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QSLs Received / Worldwide Marine Broadcasters Radio QSL
« on: May 12, 2020, 2211 UTC »

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QSLs Received / Little Feat Radio eQSL
« on: May 09, 2020, 2012 UTC »

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TEXAS RADIO SHORTWAVE to TEST NEW SHORTWAVE FREQUENCY on MAY 16, 2020

GULF OF MEXICO, May 9, 2020/ — Texas Radio Shortwave, an American free radio station, today announced three test broadcasts on May 16, 2020.  The broadcasts will determine listenership and propagation feasibility on a newly activated frequency in the 75-meter shortwave broadcast band.

Channel 292 in Germany will transmit the hour-long broadcasts — at 0300 UTC, 1800 UTC, and 2100 UTC — on 3955 kHz with a transmitter power of 4 kW.

Texas Radio Shortwave will send a limited-edition commemorative electronic verification for correct, detailed reception reports.  Reports should be sent to texasradiosw@gmail.com.

Reception reports must contain times, song titles, the text of announcements, a SINPO/SIO signal rating, information on receiver and antenna, and comments on the program content.  Listeners using remote software-defined receivers (SDRs) should mention that.  Texas Radio Shortwave would like to receive audio clips of the broadcast along with detailed reports.

3955 kHz is part of the 75-meter amateur band in IARU Region 2 (consisting mostly of North and South America).

During May, propagation predictions for 0300 UTC show the strongest signal into the Eastern US and Canada, the Northern half of Africa, all of Europe, and portions of Eastern Asia.  At 1800 UTC, the prediction is for the strongest signal in Europe and the Northern third of Africa.  Strongest signal coverage for the 2100 UTC broadcast is predicted to be like 0300 UTC excluding North America.  Listenable signals may be possible in other areas of the world.

Texas Radio Shortwave is located on a ship anchored in the Gulf of Mexico off the South Texas coast.  Its programs are broadcast in North America and Europe.

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QSLs Received / Radio Nova International (NL) eQSL
« on: March 30, 2020, 1848 UTC »

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QSLs Received / TRSW - CoolAM Radio Joint Broadcast eQSL
« on: March 15, 2020, 2317 UTC »

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s/on @ 2115, into Yellow Rose of Texas.


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