Free radio pirates on medium and short wave messageboard of alfa lima

Hi, Look for the usual batch of UNIDs (mainly on Week days), and a few puzzling stations: - R. UFERLOS: many hours on Tues+Wedn. (not IDed here), maybe again on Thursday - UNIDs on 6300a on Tuesday ev' and 6219a on Thursday morning (voiceless QSOs ???) - a "Schweizer" Magic Music Box (via ...

Hi, About identifications, I use only the identifications that I hear with my own ears (maybe misunderstood at times -sorry- or not heard well enough, hence the sometimes added "?"), or if it's just a guessed ID, I add a "%" as a short for "tentative". Just for help, th...

Hi, My dipole was still half down for 3 days, but the activity seemed really low anyway (apart from thunderstorm activity, of course). * * * * * MON. 09 JUN. 2014 * * * * * 6280,2 0715-0718 UNID, weak\atmos, mx. - - (0834 gone) - - - - - - - - [cf MERLIN ] 6322,2 0834-0857 UNID, e.weak \atmos, PLC >...

Hi, Look for a new French station on Tuesday : PETIT EXPLOIT, with F songs, no contacts heard. Same day, a new Dutch station : DE TRIPLER R. (tnx to Terry/NFL for spelling) heard in QSO with Pluto. Good news, King SW at last clearly identified. Bad news, it seems that its former TX has a new owner o...

Hi, One more late log. As usual carefully checked with the help of the European logs available on Internet (thanks to all). All the IDs like " [cf STATION NAME ] " at line ends are IDs from those logs (only a few ones are dubious, mainly because it's not quite clear from details -or lack o...

Hi, Still many stations on the air, but less logs on Internet for checking, so many lines in green below (on weekdays, also on Sunday night), and most of them remain UNID as they were voiceless. A few ones tried to give their ID, but with no avail in the noise (or in the background music!). Thumbs u...

Hi, Still lots of very short UNIDs among the green lines, look for the most important or puzzling : - UNID on 6210 (Monday) - 6990 L (Monday, unusual fq) - 6940 Little feat (Monday) - 6290 Pluto (Monday) - 6295,6 (Tuesday 1652) - 6205u Free Radio Network (Tuesday) - 6295,1 R. Verona (Tuseday) - 6285...

Hi, Puzzled on Monday : I heard WNKR on 6219,2 but it was "R.Alex W" for UKdxer and "R.Rhorkrepierer" for Caroline Team. Also a strange "UNBEMANTE Z." (ID tnx to Achim and UKdxer), and a *strong* UNID on 6300 not heard anywhere ? From Wed.evening to Sun. morning: mobile...

Hi, New or seldom heard stations : RNW, WEGPIRAAT, COLUMBIA, COAX, PIRANA, and a lot still UNID after checking all other logs. On Sunday: many stations on 7.3MHz, including a bunch of QSOers. Forgotten from Sun. 27 APR. 2014 : 6940,9 2109-2125 UNID, trace>e.weak, f'/up v.slowly, tk, maybe about R.Ca...

Bonsoir Michel,

Your UNID on Saturday :

6306 . . . 2016 . . . 45444 . . . Unid

was probably Zender AKENZO (on 6305,8 kHz)

(gave an ID at 2005 UTC, talk in Dutch for DrTim and R. Rob, then nonstop music).

Bonnes écoutes,

Ray

Hi, Many stations on the air on Easter Monday and later. On Easter Monday, very long transmissions from R.Merlin, R.Marabu, R.Star, and also from a new(?), one-shot(?) radio with a name never heard before nor never spelled on the air (see Spartas/Paashaas, with much more details here than anywhere)....

Hi, Many stations on the air! Look for : - Minipower: frequency hopper, ID heard here only once (see also Unids on 6214 and elsewhere?) - OLD TIME R. from Germany - quite unsure R. Kaironia (rather Pirana ?) - Easter weekend with marathon stations : R.Marabu, R.Star Int - RWI had uncommon offshore s...

Hi, Welcome to Terry from England, now included in my basket for cross checking. Very helpful to get more long logs on week days. Still many loggings here without help from elsewhere (on week days). Only a few loggings really puzzling : - 6205 Monday 2206 - 6205 Saturday daytime, many hours - 6249,1...

Hello Michel,

On Friday evening, you heard :

6980 2030 45444 Unid - Rock Radio Network ?

It was well Rock Radio Network. The ID came at 2256 UTC. (On 6980,9 kHz)

Good listening,

Ray

Hi, A few words about the PLC local noise here. Power Line Communications (en français Courants Porteurs en Ligne, CPL), is a home network system using HF signals over power lines. Usually, the radio-amateur bands (US limits!) are spared, with almost 100 kHz guard bands, so those pesky noises vanis...