Snippets of music coming through 2125 UTC on 6215 kHz. Couldn't hear any more after 2130, but splatter from now practically booming in Mystery Radio on 6220 made it hard to hear anything here. Also heard carrier as early as 2100 on rock-solid 6306, and nothng after 2145, but could only hear a few notes of music here and there, and a little of M DJ speaking but couldn't pick out ID. Anybody know what these were?Still early here--few hours yet before darkness sets in--but good recption already. Barretina on 6311.1 almost as strong as Mystery Radio, apparently w/new antenna setup making a difference here. Also PBI starting to come in on 6882, and suspected Spider on 6925.1 starting to drift in.
Alex in West Virginia
Hello again, JJ, PBI was coming in through the evening and early night hours. Now getting to be a regular here weekends in Eastern U.S., especially since transmitter is on after it gets dark here, and reception from Europe gets better. Same w/Mystery, but they disappeared around 2200 Saturday, just when they were really starting to practically boom in here.
And Hello for the first time to Mr. D. You were the one on 6306, yes? Nice solid carrier heard here for about 45-min., but due to fading and static crashes from rainstorms (that seem to be here every weekend now, LOL !!), I could only hear a little bit of music, and unfortunately couldn't identify any particular song, and also a little bit of DJ speaking in English (Mr. Dominic?), but couldn't make out station ID. I will send signal report with return postage and some nice postcard of tis very scenic and historic area that I live in (Many important battles in the American Civil War in the 1860's were fought around this area, and I live just a few km. from the town of Charles Town, which was founded by and named after Charles Washington, the brother of our 1st President George Washington.), and hopefully you can QSL. I know it is late in Europe at this time, but if you and other stations could stay on or come on for test to North America a little bit later (say 2200-2400 U.T.C.), trans-Atlantic reception seems to be very good at times, and we would love to hear more of the great stations like this over on this side of the Atlantic! 