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

Posted: **Sun Jan 09, 2005 14:03 pm**

9/1
1330 Mystery.R 6220 33333, pop-mx
1316 UNID 6259,5 22222, oldies, rock-mx
1112 UNID 6280 24333, pop-mx
1230 R.Spaceman 6300 34333, French-pop, later stronger 45544 at 1335 UTC

Just a few stations heard here over the weekend, Spaceman strongest here. Good modulation and good music.

Greetings Peter J
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Posted: **Sun Jan 09, 2005 21:05 pm**

pjk wrote:9/1
1330 Mystery.R 6220 33333, pop-mx
1316 UNID 6259,5 22222, oldies, rock-mx
1112 UNID 6280 24333, pop-mx
1230 R.Spaceman 6300 34333, French-pop, later stronger 45544 at 1335 UTC

Just a few stations heard here over the weekend, Spaceman strongest here. Good modulation and good music.

Greetings Peter J
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http://www.alfalima.net/21at019

Yes Spaceman strongest today! But still not using any audio limiting, so he splashed all up and down 48 ,metres!
When is he going to do what the rest of the OP's do and act responsible?

Posted: **Sun Jan 09, 2005 21:12 pm**

Oh and BTW why do the dutch stations go all over the top of each over?
Listening to MIKE radio this afternoon lovely signal, no splash, Heard Mike Gasgoinge from UK on phone in, Then "A N Other Dutch station" signed in on same frequency!
Whats that all about????

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

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