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Sound great today here. -50 dB and pretty steady. SINPO: 35454. Using a HackRF one and a 40m end fed.

1700: El Condor Pasa - Simon and Garfunkel
1703: Cecilia - Simon and Garfunkel
1705: Keep the Customer Satisfied - Simon and Garfunkel
1708: The Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel
1714: (Switched to AM) The Only Living Boy in New York - Simon and Garfunkel

Thanks for the broadcast!
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Seen a few folk advertising on here so just say that Im still building transmitters.
Single Band and fully programmable to any (in band) frequency.
15W will fit in your shirt pocket so very compact.

125W is more of a lump but can be held in your hand. Swr protection, sequenced start, remote operation, temperature and over voltage protected, EMC filtering and ruggedised for portable use.

Many out there.

Str.
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Date: Nov 24
Time: 16:44-17.00 UTC
Frequency: 6300 kHz
Language: Dutch/English/German

16:44: duo of male speakers exchanging some jokes
16.49: "Manhattan" by G'Race
16.51: "Holding back the years" by Simply Red
16.55: "Horch, was kommt von draussen rein" by James Last (with DJ talking over, giving station ID at 16.57 and announcing closure in 30 minutes)
16.58: "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin

Very strong signal (S7-S9+10) with some fading (2-5 cycles/minute)
SINPO: 55544
Receiver: KiwiSDR in Groesbeek, The Netherlands
Antenna: Loop

Pse eQSL to mrznld@gmail.com
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1658 Op (it sounds like the WDOG op) talking, then back to the music.
1713 AM mode now.
1717 Off
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Other / Egyptian Navy 9244 USB 1611 UTC 24 Nov 2025
« Last post by TRI International on Today at 16:12 »
 in comms checks

S 4 to 5  University of Twente Netherlands sdr.
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1608 UTC song "Bie Moe"

S 9 via  University of Twente Netherlands sdr.
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on 6300.05
1557 instr. rock, electro, 1605 ID, duo DJs, 1606 next
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General Radio Discussion / Re: Band Portion Blocked
« Last post by ChrisSmolinski on Today at 15:41 »
@Chris Long-term HFGCS campers were generally my worst SDR abusers. "Were" as they have largely disappeared since blocking the popular HFGCS frequencies and a small notice in the headers. Otherwise, I have a few regular users that seem to forget closing their browser tabs.

Yes, I frequently see some bozo from Wichita, Kansas who will park on 11175 forever. I think the longest I saw him there was over 70 hours before I finally booted him (I wanted to see how long he'd stay and finally gave up). Also the folks who seem to fall asleep after turning in, here's the current winner, almost 12 hours on 160m!

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SDR recording catch, signed on with Jazz music.
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SDR recording catch, on from 2247-2313, probably the same station later on 6942. Very weak here, with some music not much above the noise floor.
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