6245,0 . . 2334 . UNID, continuous pop music, Fleetwood Mac (one of their lesser hits), similar music mix and signal as Radio Bops, but no ID heard, 35332, still going 0115
4026,0 . . 0000 . Laser Hot Hits, back on 4026, ID, laser effects, 80’s pop, 33332, some "machine gun" style QRM
7615,0 . . 0014 . Lightning Radio (presumed), repetitive, distinctly indie music on peaks, their website, http://lightningradio.co.nr/, confirms that they have resumed transmissions on 7615
Update re Russian pirate on 7605:
I thought that this might be worth mentioning, since this blog has had a lot of recent visitors from Russia. I did not hear any audio on 7605 last weekend, but I did hear a very weak carrier on (if my memory is correct) 7604,6 kHz. I was chatting with a listener from the Ukraine at that time, who was hearing music on the exact same frequency. Considering the small transmitting antenna being used, I am shocked that I heard even a carrier (and, of course, I cannot be sure of the source). But I would encourage any Russian operators for future tests.
QSL:
There has not been much time for sending reports lately (what free time I have had, I have spent listening), but Over 60 Degree Radio was nice enough to send me this great new QSL for my logs Friday night. As usual, a map based theme. Thanks Mike!
There has not been much time for sending reports lately (what free time I have had, I have spent listening), but Over 60 Degree Radio was nice enough to send me this great new QSL for my logs Friday night. As usual, a map based theme. Thanks Mike!
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