---South American:
Possible Brasillian pirate on 6305 kHz AM: I’ve been hearing
this rather poorly for the last few nights. Checking the
KiwiSDR receiver in Brasilia where it is much stronger, the
station is playing pop music with announcements that are in
Portuguese. THe programming is very slick and includes ads.
This could be a Brazilian pirate relaying a licensed station,
something that they are reported to do sometimes. At 0015 UT,
I have it at S3-4 with faint audio. (Andy Robins, Kalamazoo MI,
Airspy HF + Dual-Port 150' horizontal delta loop at 4',
Michigan ARE Tipsheet Sept 25 via WOR iog)
On Friday, September 25, 2020, 02:56:00 PM GMT+1, Arthur Delibert
wrote:
I sent this message to HCDX last night but it never appeared on the reflector;
maybe lost in the reported email snafu:
Hearing a pirate station on 6305 kHz, from 2320 this evening [i.e., Thursday
evening]. On the SAL antenna, it's clearly coming from the southeast, while all
the usual Europirates are coming from the northeast. So it doesn't seem to be
in Europe. Based on what I can hear of the language, I'm guessing Brazil. Does
anyone have info on this? Thanks. (Art Delibert, North Bethesda, MD, 9/24/20)
Drake R-4C with Sherwood/Delibert mods
SAL-12 antenna
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