Outhouse Radio - Revision history

Lex at 11:25, 11 November 2009

2009-11-11T11:25:03Z

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-	A shortwave radio pirate station first logged in 2008, Outhouse Radio was particularly active in 2009 on and around the popular 6925 kHz frequency. On air and via signal report confirmations the operator reported testing several rigs, including military surplus transmitters, in several modes, as well as a rig uncommon to the U.S.: a CB transverter from [http://www.zamin.com.br/principal.php?id_menu=produtos&categoria=10 Zamin in Brazil]. [http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,642.0.html (See also this log for background.)]
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	[[Image:Outhouse-Radio_nowthatscold.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Outhouse Radio broadcast center]]		[[Image:Outhouse-Radio_nowthatscold.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Outhouse Radio broadcast center]]
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		+	A shortwave radio pirate station first logged in 2008, Outhouse Radio was particularly active in 2009 on and around the popular 6925 kHz frequency. On air and via signal report confirmations the operator reported testing several rigs, including military surplus transmitters, in several modes, as well as a rig uncommon to the U.S.: a CB transverter from [http://www.zamin.com.br/principal.php?id_menu=produtos&categoria=10 Zamin in Brazil]. [http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,642.0.html (See also this log for background.)]

	Outhouse Radio broadcasts have ranged from varied musical selections to [[relay]]s of other stations including [[Radio First Termer]] - Iraq in 2009, as well as relays of the [http://piratesweek.info/ Pirates Week podcast]. Many broadcasts were accompanied by SSTV including a confirmation that Outhouse Radio had also transmitted SSTV identified as "UN?D Radio", a humorous poke at DXers who often log unidentified or unidentifiable stations as "UNID".		Outhouse Radio broadcasts have ranged from varied musical selections to [[relay]]s of other stations including [[Radio First Termer]] - Iraq in 2009, as well as relays of the [http://piratesweek.info/ Pirates Week podcast]. Many broadcasts were accompanied by SSTV including a confirmation that Outhouse Radio had also transmitted SSTV identified as "UN?D Radio", a humorous poke at DXers who often log unidentified or unidentifiable stations as "UNID".

Lex at 10:00, 11 November 2009

2009-11-11T10:00:13Z

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-	Outhouse Radio broadcasts have ranged from varied musical selections to ~~relays~~ of other stations including [[Radio First Termer]] - Iraq in 2009, as well as relays of the [http://piratesweek.info/ Pirates Week podcast]. Many broadcasts were accompanied by SSTV including a confirmation that Outhouse Radio had also transmitted SSTV identified as "UN?D Radio", a humorous poke at DXers who often log unidentified or unidentifiable stations as "UNID".	+	Outhouse Radio broadcasts have ranged from varied musical selections to [[relay]]s of other stations including [[Radio First Termer]] - Iraq in 2009, as well as relays of the [http://piratesweek.info/ Pirates Week podcast]. Many broadcasts were accompanied by SSTV including a confirmation that Outhouse Radio had also transmitted SSTV identified as "UN?D Radio", a humorous poke at DXers who often log unidentified or unidentifiable stations as "UNID".

	[[Image:UN?D-Radio_SSTV.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Every radio station you've never identified]]		[[Image:UN?D-Radio_SSTV.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Every radio station you've never identified]]

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Lex at 08:58, 11 November 2009

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Lex at 08:54, 11 November 2009

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	[[Image:Outhouse-Radio_nowthatscold.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Outhouse Radio broadcast center]]		[[Image:Outhouse-Radio_nowthatscold.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Outhouse Radio broadcast center]]

-	Outhouse Radio broadcasts have ranged from varied musical selections to relays of other stations including [[Radio First Termer]] - Iraq. Many broadcasts were accompanied by SSTV including a confirmation that Outhouse Radio had also transmitted SSTV identified as "UN?D Radio", a humorous poke at DXers who often log unidentified or unidentifiable stations.	+	Outhouse Radio broadcasts have ranged from varied musical selections to relays of other stations including [[Radio First Termer]] - Iraq in 2009, as well as relays of the [http://piratesweek.info/ Pirates Week podcast]. Many broadcasts were accompanied by SSTV including a confirmation that Outhouse Radio had also transmitted SSTV identified as "UN?D Radio", a humorous poke at DXers who often log unidentified or unidentifiable stations as "UNID".

	[[Image:UN?D-Radio_SSTV.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Every radio station you've never identified]]		[[Image:UN?D-Radio_SSTV.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Every radio station you've never identified]]

Lex at 08:50, 11 November 2009

2009-11-11T08:50:45Z

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	A shortwave radio pirate station first logged in 2008, Outhouse Radio was particularly active in 2009 on and around the popular 6925 kHz frequency. On air and via signal report confirmations the operator reported testing several rigs, including military surplus transmitters, in several modes, as well as a rig uncommon to the U.S.: a CB transverter from [http://www.zamin.com.br/principal.php?id_menu=produtos&categoria=10 Zamin in Brazil]. [http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,642.0.html (See also this log for background.)]		A shortwave radio pirate station first logged in 2008, Outhouse Radio was particularly active in 2009 on and around the popular 6925 kHz frequency. On air and via signal report confirmations the operator reported testing several rigs, including military surplus transmitters, in several modes, as well as a rig uncommon to the U.S.: a CB transverter from [http://www.zamin.com.br/principal.php?id_menu=produtos&categoria=10 Zamin in Brazil]. [http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,642.0.html (See also this log for background.)]
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		+	[[Image:Outhouse-Radio_nowthatscold.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Outhouse Radio broadcast center]]
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		+	Outhouse Radio broadcasts have ranged from varied musical selections to relays of other stations including [[Radio First Termer]] - Iraq. Many broadcasts were accompanied by SSTV including a confirmation that Outhouse Radio had also transmitted SSTV identified as "UN?D Radio", a humorous poke at DXers who often log unidentified or unidentifiable stations.
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		+	[[Image:UN?D-Radio_SSTV.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Every radio station you've never identified]]

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2009-11-11T08:32:15Z

New page: A shortwave radio pirate station first logged in 2008, Outhouse Radio was particularly active in 2009 on and around the popular 6925 kHz frequency. On air and via signal report confirmati...

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A shortwave radio pirate station first logged in 2008, Outhouse Radio was particularly active in 2009 on and around the popular 6925 kHz frequency. On air and via signal report confirmations the operator reported testing several rigs, including military surplus transmitters, in several modes, as well as a rig uncommon to the U.S.: a CB transverter from [http://www.zamin.com.br/principal.php?id_menu=produtos&categoria=10 Zamin in Brazil]. [http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,642.0.html (See also this log for background.)]