Wednesday, January 30, 2013
1640 2328 Electron 24322-34433 qsoing
1650 2329 Noordzee 35433-45444 qsoing
1660 2332 Eendracht 23322 qsoing
1665 2334 Polkaman 24432
1638 2337 Calipso 45444-55544 qsoing
1657 2346 Jeneverstoker 23332-34333 qsoing
1655 2348 Bruine Beer 35433-45434 qsoing
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
1663 1656 Digitaal 44444 qsoing
1663 1700 Readymix 34543 qsoing
1648 2237 Electron 34443 qsoing
1647 2238 Armada 44444 qsoing
1629 2241 Bluebird 24432-34433 music programme
1658 2248 Electron 45544 qsoing
1627 2254 Noordzee 43543-54544 music programme
1665 2303 Polkaman 33433-44544 music programme
1655 2326 Carona 55555 qsoing
1624 2334 Salamander 42432 qsoing
1655 2348 Jeneverstoker 35333 qsoing
1636 2357 Romax 34343-44444 qsoing
Monday, January 28, 2013
1656 2115 Studio 69 44444 qsoing
1648 2118 Readymix 34433 music programme
1659 2120 Oldtimer 34433 qsoing
1638 2130 Calipso 55544 music programme
1620 2146 Ijsbeer 24433-34443 qsoing
1669 2152 Korak 24322 qsoing with Ijsbeer
1639 2214 Professor Sickbok 32542 (later 45544)
1655 2328 Jeneverstoker 35423 qsoing
1633 2329 Barcelona 55544-55555 qsoing
1647 2332 Noordzee 55444 qsoing
1647 2334 Casablana 55544 qsoing
1629 0028 Bluebird 25422-35433 report for Barcelona and then music programme
Observations
- Good to hear Eendracht back in action. It was a shame 1660 kHz was not a little clearer as there was a hetrodyne caused by a legal station from Costa Rica, who often comes through when conditions are right
- The voice behind Bruine Beer was a famous one. I wonder just how many names the Black Bandit has used over the years?
- Bluebird has been busy over the last few days with some fine peaks on his signal, made even more impressive as he uses only 80 watts
- There was a new name for me on Monday evening when Ijsbeer was heard on 1620 in qso with Korak, who was using 1669. Interesting that these low-power Dutch stations were talking to each other in English for some of their broadcasts. Korak might be better known to some readers for his work on shortwave in the 1990s. He used to be a Saturday night regular, pumping out a solid signal on 76 metres. Maybe he will be back on that band one day. For now, it was good to hear his voice on MW. You can download a short recording here. And you can listen to qso partner Ijsbeer here
A good solid stack of logs! Not nearly as much heard here in Bristol, but Calipso Radio was coming in strong on my old transistor radio with an enjoyable programme of music for several hours in the middle evening. No external antenna, and just a dial display! At times in the small hours, I have pulled in Radio Seagull on 1395 kHz, so they seem to be back on that frequency. Rock solid signal tonight also from Sunrise Radio on 1458 kHz via their London transmitter. Nice to see that, with all the pushing of FM and DAB, there are still commercial radio stations that actively promote AM! Sunrise is a legal ILR of course, but it did start life as Sina Radio Int, an FM pirate in London in 1984!
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