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June 19th 07, 02:17 AM
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Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio
??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? |
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June 19th 07, 02:41 AM
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Tom Montgomery wrote: Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? Most likely a coastal radio station involved with maritime radio traffic. dxAce Michigan USA |
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June 19th 07, 02:55 AM
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Tom Montgomery wrote:
Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? I am copying this station 5X5 at 1:54 GMT; unsure about the ethnicity of the female announcer. What is the native language of Libya? Regards, Michael |
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June 19th 07, 02:57 AM
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Tom Montgomery wrote:
Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? Actually it sounds like she is saying "olivia radio" or "olibya radio" or something phonetically similar. Regards, Michael |
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June 19th 07, 02:57 AM
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8735 mhz USB 1:18 GMT
msg wrote: Tom Montgomery wrote: Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? I am copying this station 5X5 at 1:54 GMT; unsure about the ethnicity of the female announcer. What is the native language of Libya? Arabic, followed by Italian and English. dxAce Michigan USA |
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June 19th 07, 03:00 AM
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msg wrote: Tom Montgomery wrote: Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? Actually it sounds like she is saying "olivia radio" or "olibya radio" or something phonetically similar. OK, then that would be Olympia Radio out of Greece, formerly known as Athens Radio. dxAce Michigan USA |
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June 19th 07, 03:04 AM
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dxAce wrote:
Tom Montgomery wrote: Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? She announces in a Slavic-sounding language and then English. Can anyone tell what is this language? Regards, Michael |
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June 19th 07, 03:05 AM
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msg wrote: dxAce wrote: Tom Montgomery wrote: Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? She announces in a Slavic-sounding language and then English. Can anyone tell what is this language? If it is indeed Olympia Radio, then the language would be Greek. Not so sure ow Slavic that might be. dxAce Michigan USA |
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June 19th 07, 03:06 AM
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dxAce wrote:
msg wrote: Tom Montgomery wrote: Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? Actually it sounds like she is saying "olivia radio" or "olibya radio" or something phonetically similar. OK, then that would be Olympia Radio out of Greece, formerly known as Athens Radio. Indeed, that fits what I am hearing. So the language is Greek... Thanks Regards, Michael |
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June 19th 07, 03:18 AM
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msg wrote:
dxAce wrote: msg wrote: Tom Montgomery wrote: Can barely copy this station. Female announcer stating this is Libya Radio ??? Then she read a short series of numbers. Anybody know what this is ? Actually it sounds like she is saying "olivia radio" or "olibya radio" or something phonetically similar. OK, then that would be Olympia Radio out of Greece, formerly known as Athens Radio. Indeed, that fits what I am hearing. So the language is Greek... And a web search turns up may hits regarding its function: “It's an ordinary maritime station with an English and Greek identification loop. The 4 digit numbers are channel designators like 1601 (1. channel on 16 MHz: ship 16360, sho 17242). No beacon, no number station, no mysteries at all.” Regards, Michael |
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