Hearing a british accent lady telling to turn the page and a temp or
something...confusing? anyone else hearing it?

sounds like a code station/numbers station now too??


"Shortround" wrote in message
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Hearing a british accent lady telling to turn the page and a temp or
something...confusing? anyone else hearing it?

Only lasted about ten minutes.....Already QRT
"Shortround" wrote in message
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sounds like a code station/numbers station now too??


"Shortround" wrote in message
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Hearing a british accent lady telling to turn the page and a temp or
something...confusing? anyone else hearing it?

Shortround wrote:

Hearing a british accent lady telling to turn the page and a temp or
something...confusing? anyone else hearing it?

Not sure who it might have been, but 6925 is a popular pirate radio
frequency.

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

dxAce wrote:

Shortround wrote:

Hearing a british accent lady telling to turn the page and a temp or
something...confusing? anyone else hearing it?

Not sure who it might have been, but 6925 is a popular pirate radio
frequency.

I checked on the Free Radio Network page and found this regarding the
transmission, I can't vouch for the accuracy:

It's 30 (or 80) degrees in Chicago
Turn to page 345 in your hymnals
The magic touch

FRN shutdown access
Start operation Fansome
Commander Bunny Rules ha ha ha ha

The water is warm in Miami
The (frogs?) are rested down below

Go to frequency foxtrot now
Standby for message #2

[This message has been edited by L Cee (edited
06-26-2004).]
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Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

It's 30 (or 80) degrees in Chicago
Turn to page 345 in your hymnals
The magic touch


THAT WAS IT!

Thanks!

Shorty
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dxAce wrote:

Shortround wrote:

Hearing a british accent lady telling to turn the page and a temp or
something...confusing? anyone else hearing it?

Not sure who it might have been, but 6925 is a popular pirate radio
frequency.

I checked on the Free Radio Network page and found this regarding the
transmission, I can't vouch for the accuracy:

It's 30 (or 80) degrees in Chicago
Turn to page 345 in your hymnals
The magic touch

FRN shutdown access
Start operation Fansome
Commander Bunny Rules ha ha ha ha

The water is warm in Miami
The (frogs?) are rested down below

Go to frequency foxtrot now
Standby for message #2

[This message has been edited by L Cee (edited
06-26-2004).]
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Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm