It this a pirate station? Good USB signal.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

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Telamon wrote:

It this a pirate station? Good USB signal.

Still on at 03:52 UTC.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

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Telamon wrote:

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Telamon wrote:

It this a pirate station? Good USB signal.

Still on at 03:52 UTC.

Also heard them identify as KTBM.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

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Telamon wrote:

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Telamon wrote:

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Telamon wrote:

It this a pirate station? Good USB signal.

Still on at 03:52 UTC.

Also heard them identify as KTBM.

I gave up listening to them a little before 05:00 UTC. Their signal was
very good around 03:30 and it steadily worsened the time I listened.
They played what sounded like a Allan Maxwell production that ran
something like 40 or 45 minutes. Before and after that production
several people were chatting on the air. They said the broadcast was
from southern California with low power.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

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It this a pirate station? Good USB signal.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

Like Steve said- KCBM. You probably heard the Ken & Barry Show. Their in
Oregon. See you got pirates out your way Tel

The only thing I know for sure is that I must have excessive wax in my
ears. I don't know what my problem was understanding the call as they
had a very nice signal in the beginning. I'm pretty sure I heard them
say both. First they identified KTBF several times and then KCBM
several times, then KTBF or KTBM again all several times. I guess I'm
just confused on this. They also claimed to be in southern California
with "not much power" and they were surprised that they were not
getting much of a response on a web site. I don't exactly remember the
name of the web site. It was something along the lines of
pirate-radio.com

Here is a link to a web board. According to the description it is the
production I heard. Pirate identified as KCBM

http://www.frn.net/vines/Forum4/HTML/007254.html

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Telamon
Ventura, California

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The only thing I know for sure is that I must have excessive wax in my
ears. I don't know what my problem was understanding the call as they
had a very nice signal in the beginning. I'm pretty sure I heard them
say both. First they identified KTBF several times and then KCBM
several times, then KTBF or KTBM again all several times. I guess I'm
just confused on this. They also claimed to be in southern California
with "not much power" and they were surprised that they were not
getting much of a response on a web site. I don't exactly remember the
name of the web site. It was something along the lines of
pirate-radio.com

Here is a link to a web board. According to the description it is the
production I heard. Pirate identified as KCBM

http://www.frn.net/vines/Forum4/HTML/007254.html

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Telamon
Ventura, California


That's pirate radio for ya. It doesn't have to make sence. They were
probably goofing around. Their qht used to be in Oregon? I'll try to dig up
some info on them.

BH

Telamon - Only 80 to go ~ RHF

Telamon - Wow that was Easy )
Now you Only have 79 to go )}] ~ RHF
[ N U M B 3 R S ]

When considering The-Game-of-Life
Never loose sight of the Fact that . . .
Part of the Joy of "The Game"
is to Enjoy Being in "The Game" ~ RHF {ibid}

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Telamon - Wow that was Easy )
Now you Only have 79 to go )}] ~ RHF
[ N U M B 3 R S ]

When considering The-Game-of-Life
Never loose sight of the Fact that . . .
Part of the Joy of "The Game"
is to Enjoy Being in "The Game" ~ RHF {ibid}
.
.
. .
.

OK, I get the one down and the rest to go idea. Where did the number 80
come from? Was there 80 pirates on a list somewhere?

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Telamon
Ventura, California