Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Adam C. Smith, who shares the following recordings and notes:
Here is another little gem I dug up. Neptune Radio! Recorded off air on 10/25/2001, 0515 UTC, 6955kHz USB. It isn’t the best audio but it is intelligible and that was good enough for me!
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Adam C. Smith, who shares the following recording which includes his name being mentioned on HCJB. Adam notes:
This is an off the air recording of HCJB: 9745kHz, 8/12/01, 0434 UTC. Recorded off air on a DX-398 and 100’ longwire.
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Adam C. Smith, who shares the following recording and notes:
This recording was made on 10/27/2001, 0009UTC, 6928kHz USB with my Grundig 800 and 100’ wire. The Purple Nucleus of Creation was very strong and bizarre…. Maybe relayed by KIPM back in the day.
Adam also shared images of The Purple Nucleus of Creation’s amazing and intricate QSL card:
Photo by Michael Parulava via Unsplash
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Adam C. Smith, who shares the following recording and notes:
Moscow Mailbag, recorded on 3/11/2002 at 0310UTC on 17,595 kHz.
Receiver: Satellit 800 with 100' random wire antenna.
Many thanks to SRAA contributor Adam C. Smith who shares the following station ID of pirate radio station, Neptune Radio. This recording was made on October 21, 2001 at 05:15 UTC on 6,955 kHz USB:
Many thanks to SRAA contributor Adam C. Smith who shares the following Station ID of Rizzo Radio. This recording was made on January 31, 2001 at 02:29 UTC on 27,555 kHz USB:
Receiver location was Federal Way, WA, USA. Receiving equipment used was a Grundig Satellit 800 w/60' random wire.
Many thanks to SRAA contributor Adam C. Smith who shares the following recording of pirate radio station, Purple Nucleus Of Creation. This recording was made on October 27, 2001 at 00:09UTCon 6,928 USB:
Many thanks to SRAA contributor Adam C. Smith who shares the following Station ID of Seattle Free Radio. This recording was made on March 30, 2002 at 04:20 UTC on 6950 kHz:
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