RE: [HCDX] 1611,3 GRC Pirate

[Dave Kenny <dave_kenny@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I heard a very strong Greek station on 1611.0 on Sunday evening (30 Sep)
around 2200-2300; the ID sounded like "Radiofonikos Statmos (?Gigatas)".
Unusually for a Greek pirate it was on channel with no drifting and had good
modulation! From the strength it must have been using several kW. Anyone
know more about this station?

Dave Kenny
Caversham UK

-----Original Message-----
From: HaraldKuhl@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:HaraldKuhl@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 30 September 2001 17:07
To: hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [HCDX] 1611,3 GRC Pirate


Hi there, DXers.

Last night I came across an Unid Greek Pirate on 1611,3 kHz (v1611). The
signal 
was 
surprisingly good, but my Greek is (not surprisingly) bad. I have a
recording 
available, so is anybody out there who can 
help? Do these stations QSL? Never saw a Greek Pirate QSL.

vy73
Harald


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