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Sunday, October 19, 2008

Sun Oct 19

3932: Bogusman coming in well this evening @ 1645, peaking at S9+10dB. Talking about what he's been watching on TV and visiting charity shops plus playing indie music. SINPO 54444.

4025: Laser Hot Hits with non-stop music and jingles. Heard playing Ike & Tina Turner "Nutbush City Limits" @ 1630. Good solid signal. SINPO 44444.

5800: Radio Playback Int playing Hot Chocolate @ 0745. Fair signal. SINPO 34333.

5820: Orion Radio with instrumental music @ 0750. Good signal. SINPO 44444.

6140: European Music Radio v Werchatal heard @ 1252 playing Rainbow "Since You've Been Gone." SINPO 54444.

6200: Radio Doctor Juice playing Caribbean music and cow noises @ 0927. Weak-fair signal. SINPO 24332.

6210: Radio Likedeeler heard @ 0910 with talking in German. Fair signal. SINPO 34333.

6210: RNI WS with talk in German, offshore recordings and playing oldies. Heard @ 1025. SINPO 34433.

6220: Mystery Radio with pop @ 0825, whistle on signal caused by another station. SINPO 33433.

6241: Radio Perfekt playing German songs, ID in German from Cowboy Charlie @ 0835. Fair-good signal but fading quite a lot, some utility QRM. SINPO 33433.

6250: Free Radio Victoria playing 60s music @ 0810. Good signal but some utility QRM. SINPO 43443.

6255: Radio Telstar South on new frequency. Heard @ 0915 playing Isaac Hayes "Shaft," and Golden Boys IDs. Good signal but some splash from 6250.

6266: Radio Scotland playing Sisters of Mercy @ 0935 having moved from 6400. Strong signal. SINPO 44444.

6267: Radio Titanic heard @ 1050 with Captain John talking in Dutch. SINPO 33433.

6280: Orion Radio with instrumental music @ 0805, moved from 5820. John said he was having transmitter problems. SINPO 44444.

6282: Radio Zodiac heard @ 0948 giving out contact details and playing rock music. Good signal but some fading. SINPO 44433.

6283: Radio Zeelandia heard @ 1110 in QSO with Radio Scotland, Zodiac, Kilo Tango Lima. SINPO 33433.

6290: Radio Atlantis playing oldies, some utility QRM. Heard @ 1040 with SINPO 43433.

6295: Antonio Radio playing German songs @ 0815, ID at 0830. Fair-good signal. SINPO 44433.

6295: Radio Titanic playing schlager, taking part in QSO with Antonio and Shadowman. SINPO 34433.

6300: Radio Shadowman @ 0913 with ID and playing song "Funky Town." Strong signal. SINPO 54444.

6305: Radio Brandaris Int with instrumental music and IDs @ 0820. Strong signal but QRM from nearby stations. SINPO 43433.

6307: Radio Zulu Delta playing the Eurthymics @ 0755. In the clear while Brandaris off. Weak-fair signal, splash from Paardenkracht. SINPO 23432.

6310: Radio Paardenkracht heard @ 0800 playing Boney M. Good signal. SINPO 44433.

6310: Grensstad Radio playing "The Final Countdown" @ 1150 before signing off, splash from Brandaris. SINPO 33433.

6310: DRP Radio playing "Pretty Woman" @ 1635. Fair-good signal. SINPO 34433.

6325: Radio Brigitte heard playing Kool & The Gang @ 1105. Fair signal. SINPO 34333.

6400: Radio Scotland heard @ 0930 with rock music before moving down to 6266. SINPO 44444.

6524: Radio Ramona heard @ 0920 playing "I Saw A Mouse." Fair signal. SINPO 34333.

6540: Radio Brigitte with Dutch songs @ 0925. SINPO 34333.

9290: European Music Radio v Latvia signing on @ 1300 and playing "Thank You For Being A Friend" before continuing the Radio Jackie Story. Strong signal. SINPO 55544.

(updated 16:45UTC)

2 comments:

  1. Anonymous9:54 am

    How many British stations are still active?

    Can we expect some more to return for some Christmas programmes for all of us who don't speak Dutch??

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  2. Off the top of my head: Bogusman, Merlin, Laser, Geronimo are on fairly regularly.

    Other ones I've heard this year include (but not been on regularly) are WMR, WNKR, Underground, Pandora, Rapido.

    XTC might also make an appearance.

    Obviously Holland still rules the waves for numbers of SW stations, probably followed by Germany. The UK probably next.

    Then there's other countries like Ireland, Greece, Italy, Spain, Norway, Finland with may be one or two free radio stations on SW.

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