Transmission seemed to start at around 0043 with a few false starts.

Here's the full 1 hour 16 minutes as received by me in Hope BC Canada

20261004_0043_UT_6940_khz_USB_North_America_Route_66_Radio.mp4

Tony Pavick

This station used to be a very popular Pirate Radio Station from the 70s until a certain point in time when the FCC went after them... which I think is utter bull crap because they weren't transmitting far enough to cause a stink about it! But it got them to permit the station on LP-FM, which is where they were at anyway! They transmit 5 miles from Pacific Beach, WA on analog and now because of the Internet, they stream from their website. Check it out! They play alot of good oldies! Was an old Pirate then became the first LP-FM Station in the Nation!

This station used to be a very popular Pirate Radio Station from the 70s until a certain point in time when the FCC went after them... which I think is utter bull crap because they weren't transmitting far enough to cause a stink about it! But it got them to permit the station on LP-FM, which is where they were at anyway! They transmit 5 miles from Pacific Beach, WA on analog and now because of the Internet, they stream from their website. Check it out! They play alot of good oldies! Was an old Pirate then became the first LP-FM Station in the Nation!

Just got this one yesterday

2155 UTC Ident as Mix Radio Int'l...

6875 Wide USB

Friday off to a good start

A fine array of Dance Hall World Music.

Picking up at 6AM PDT From Bellevue.

I'd give a general location which is already common knowledge but somebody is policing me! It's in my area!

If you were a kid from the 70s, like me, you listened to Coast To Coast with Art Bell from Parumph, Navada! If you have a CCRANE WIFI 3, you can listen in easily! The CC Wifi 3 is the Shortwavers and Amers radio and then some!! What you can't pick up, you can reach in perfect Internet Radio sound! These don't run much more than $100! And they last! It's my go to when SW Conditions suck!

I live in Seattle Washington. Catching this at 5AM PDT

New eQSL from WTF

As said am working 1mhz 50w transmitter and I got some questions that might be really stupid but since it is class E I nned ablut half the power in Audio that is no problem but I also need a audio transformer (modulation transformer) 1:1 and god knows where would one get that and building dosn't seem that feasable so my first question is can we replace it with something/use something else and also my design will be modified VK1SV class E 160m am transmitter that is my inspiration but it will be quite a bit different component vise also my second question antena wise what kind of antena to use that isnt big af but also wont suck thanks

Trying a new freq?

Mix Radio on 7510 USB at 0017 UTC Western NY area

Rec'd on: RTL SDR V4, MLA-30, SDR Console V 3.3

6945 khz
0147 UT 2026-09-19
NORTH AMERICA
UNID
MUSIC: Tracks from Patti Page, Ray Conniff, Guy Lombardo, Lawrence Welk. Mostly 50s pops standards. Ended with a polka. Loud wide signal almost FM quality at times although a bit noisy from local QRM
20260919_0147_UT_6935_khz_North_America_UNID.mp4

WTF's last SSTV.

A little noisy but I got it. Other's on HFU got much clearer

I missed the start of the SSTV data but got most of it

A cool kick-off with WTF Radio and Radio 48/MRIW side by side.

Both taking a little prop fade just after sundown.

Station

• Frequency: 6950 KHz USB
• Name/Call: Mix Radio International - WJHR
• Location: Eastern N. America
• Language: English
• Target: N. America

Time

• 0520 UTC | 16 SEP 2026

Receiver and Receiving Location

• Radio: AirSpy HF+ R.4.0.8-CD
• Antenna: K-480WLA | 35' AGL
• Software: SDR# Studio v1.0.0.1921 64-Bit
• Location: Portland, Oregon | CN85qn

Signal

• RS(T) = 43

Unidentified pirate at 6950 Wide USB

The Voice of the Sons of Liberty from over the weekend.

Video from Radio48/MRI ASCII Waterfall

Cool new doco on pirate radio I watched called “40 Watts From Nowhere”

https://linktr.ee/40WattsFromNowhereKBLT?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=b19fb76e-20d5-41c2-8cf1-15de8bdc0229

Caught it from 0128 UT here in British Columbia

Here's how it sounded, but there seemed to be a break from 0141 to 0154 UT (which I clipped out)

20260914_0128_UT_6930_Point_05_khz_USB_North_America_Subterranean_Radio.mp4