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UNID Spanish Language 6870 kHz USB 1300 UTC 26 Oct 2017
« on: October 26, 2017, 1311 UTC »
6870 kHz 6.870 MHz 6.87 MHz
6870 USB Spanish speakers, possible phone patch

Sounds like another phone patch type conversation...except this time I'm only hearing one side of it. One of the stations sounds like his audio is run through a "ring modulator", that, or they're experiencing connection issues.  At 1310 UTC, another station finally replied to the original station, meaning this is a regular simplex frequency (maybe!).  The "primary" UNID station still has some really terrible audio...sounds like his microphone is cutting out.  The station he's talking to is not having this issue. 
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