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Author Topic: RCW 6925 AM 0015 UTC 5 Dec 2015  (Read 1803 times)

Offline rcwradio

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RCW 6925 AM 0015 UTC 5 Dec 2015
« on: December 05, 2015, 0015 UTC »
Greetings friends of HF Underground ... Over here we're making some noise at 6925 kHz. for over an hour ago and will continue until 01:00 UTC.
A warm hug from the small free radio ... Radio Company Worldwide (RCW)  from San Francisco - Chile.  ;D
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Re: UNID 6926 USB 2238 UTC 4 Dec 2015
« Reply #1 on: December 05, 2015, 0034 UTC »
Quote from: rcwradio on December 05, 2015, 0015 UTC
Greetings friends of HF Underground ... Over here we're making some noise at 6925 kHz. for over an hour ago and will continue until 01:00 UTC.
A warm hug from the small free radio ... Radio Company Worldwide (RCW)  from San Francisco - Chile.  ;D

Yes, RCW; I have been watching your carrier for awhile now here in Chicago.  I am not getting any audio, but I was wondering if it was you.
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Re: Moonlight Radio 6926 USB 2238 UTC 4 Dec 2015
« Reply #2 on: December 05, 2015, 0049 UTC »
Thanks JFrarley ... It is possible that only a small carrier can get through those lands ...
Our power is very small ... only 50 Watts with an old valve transmitter but hope to build a transmitter of 500 Watts PWM for that we are bringing together the different elements. Best regards
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