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Online myteaquinn

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The Pirate Pumpkin 6930 USB 1956 UTC 11 JAN 2022
« on: January 11, 2022, 2027 UTC »
Was sitting on 6930 thanks to a tip on HFU of a pirate test. Although I heard multiple SSTV images being sent I only got decodes on two of them.

 

All I can say is that there are orange colorations in the images and it was a test on Pirate Pumpkin Radio. Would love a QSL if this is accurate.

Station ID confirmed by the QSL sent by the station op.

By the way these are the two SSTV images sent by the op. He was kind enough to send me them.

 
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Re: (tent) Pirate Pumpkin Radio 6930 USB 1956 UTC 11 JAN 2022
« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2022, 2040 UTC »
Heard the sstv tones but too weak for decode.
I was listening at N1NTE kiwi CT/MA Border, USA
Hope to hear more from your station.

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Re: (tent) Pirate Pumpkin Radio 6930 USB 1956 UTC 11 JAN 2022
« Reply #2 on: January 11, 2022, 2051 UTC »


I was listening from 1940-2005 utc, did not hear anything.
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