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Offline ChrisSmolinski

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UNID 6955 USB 0409 UTC 8 Feb 2015
« on: February 08, 2015, 1702 UTC »
SDR recording catch.
0409 Pink Floyd "Young Lust"
0411 "Soul Man"
0420 Song about Little Red Riding Hood
0422 "Money For Nothing"
0423 Off
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Re: UNID 6955 USB 0409 UTC 8 Feb 2015
« Reply #1 on: February 08, 2015, 1940 UTC »
Very interesting post Chris! After I had turned off my PC, I was still listening to X-FM on 6950 and Redhat was playing "A Girl Like You"-Smithereens, and there was some seemingly co-channel QRM around 0422 UTC. Switching to LSB I had just the Smithereens, but by fine tuning on USB both "A Girl Like You" and "Money For Nothing" could be heard mixing together. The time I wrote down on my notes was 0424 UTC for when the QRM stopped, so maybe our clocks aren't in sync. I thought it might have been something on X-FM's side. Hmmm
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