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Loggings => 10/11 meters => Topic started by: R4002 on February 17, 2016, 1832 UTC

Title: 11 meter DX Logs 17 Febuary 2016 1800 UTC +
Post by: R4002 on February 17, 2016, 1832 UTC

Band waking up this afternoon.  

26555 LSB - Spanish language, VERY strong signals.  Many reaching S9+40db at peaks
26565 AM - Spanish language
26575 AM - Spanish language, Mexican trucker frequency
26585 AM - Spanish language, busy
26595 AM - Similar to 26575 and 26585
26615 AM - Spanish speaking OM with roger beeeeeeeeeeeep
26655 AM - Spanish language, California and Mexico mentioned
26665 AM - Spanish language
26685 AM - Spanish language
26695 AM - Spanish language
26705 AM - Strong signals, likely from PR
26725 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26735 AM - Spanish language, heavy QRM
26775 AM - English language, southern US accents, echo fx
26795 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26805 AM - Spanish language, fading
26855 AM - Spanish language
26905 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26915 AM - Southern US AM Low Band Freeband Calling Channel "915"
26925 AM - English language, US stations, truckers, etc.  
26945 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26955 AM - English language, loud audio stations

26965-27405 - US FCC Legal CB Band.  Stations heard on every channel.  SSB heard on 27365, 27385 and 27395 (all LSB)
Very strong pager/data bursts/telemetry heard on 27255 (CB Channel 23).  27185 (CB Channel 19) is so busy, the noise floor is S9!

27415 LSB - English language, US stations
27425 AM - Spanish language, with SSB underneath
27430 USB - Spanish language
27435 LSB - English language, strong
27445 LSB - English language
27455 USB - Spanish language - calling frequency
27470 USB - Spanish language, Mexican accent.  S9+20db strong signal
27475 USB - Spanish language
27485 LSB - English language
27485 USB - Spanish language
27505 LSB - English language, with accent (maybe Caribbean?)
27515 LSB - Caribbean calling frequency.  Active with stations English/Spanish
27540 USB - Spanish language
27555 USB - International Calling Frequency.  
27575 AM - English language, probably truckers
27580 USB - Spanish language, weak
27590 USB - English language, southern accents
27595 USB - Spanish language
27605 AM - Spanish speaking OMs talking.  Likely truckers.  S9 signal with some fading
27635 AM - English language, likely truckers
27645 USB - Spanish language
27665 USB - Spanish language
27675 USB - Spanish language
27690 USB - Spanish language
27700 USB - SSTV (weak)
27705 AM - Spanish language
27725 USB - Spanish language

Title: Re: 11 meter DX Logs 17 Febuary 2016 1800 UTC +
Post by: EliteData on February 17, 2016, 2007 UTC

Quote from: R4002 on February 17, 2016, 1832 UTC

Band waking up this afternoon.  

26555 LSB - Spanish language, VERY strong signals.  Many reaching S9+40db at peaks
26565 AM - Spanish language
26575 AM - Spanish language, Mexican trucker frequency
26585 AM - Spanish language, busy
26595 AM - Similar to 26575 and 26585
26615 AM - Spanish speaking OM with roger beeeeeeeeeeeep
26655 AM - Spanish language, California and Mexico mentioned
26665 AM - Spanish language
26685 AM - Spanish language
26695 AM - Spanish language
26705 AM - Strong signals, likely from PR
26725 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26735 AM - Spanish language, heavy QRM
26775 AM - English language, southern US accents, echo fx
26795 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26805 AM - Spanish language, fading
26855 AM - Spanish language
26905 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26915 AM - Southern US AM Low Band Freeband Calling Channel "915"
26925 AM - English language, US stations, truckers, etc.  
26945 AM - YL Taxicab Dispatcher, Spanish language
26955 AM - English language, loud audio stations

26965-27405 - US FCC Legal CB Band.  Stations heard on every channel.  SSB heard on 27365, 27385 and 27395 (all LSB)
Very strong pager/data bursts/telemetry heard on 27255 (CB Channel 23).  27185 (CB Channel 19) is so busy, the noise floor is S9!

27415 LSB - English language, US stations
27425 AM - Spanish language, with SSB underneath
27430 USB - Spanish language
27435 LSB - English language, strong
27445 LSB - English language
27455 USB - Spanish language - calling frequency
27470 USB - Spanish language, Mexican accent.  S9+20db strong signal
27475 USB - Spanish language
27485 LSB - English language
27485 USB - Spanish language
27505 LSB - English language, with accent (maybe Caribbean?)
27515 LSB - Caribbean calling frequency.  Active with stations English/Spanish
27540 USB - Spanish language
27555 USB - International Calling Frequency.  
27575 AM - English language, probably truckers
27580 USB - Spanish language, weak
27590 USB - English language, southern accents
27595 USB - Spanish language
27605 AM - Spanish speaking OMs talking.  Likely truckers.  S9 signal with some fading
27635 AM - English language, likely truckers
27645 USB - Spanish language
27665 USB - Spanish language
27675 USB - Spanish language
27690 USB - Spanish language
27700 USB - SSTV (weak)
27705 AM - Spanish language
27725 USB - Spanish language

thanks !
you are inspiring me to install an Antron vertical antenna on my chimney !

Title: Re: 11 meter DX Logs 17 Febuary 2016 1800 UTC +
Post by: R4002 on February 17, 2016, 2342 UTC

Awesome.  The band has been open to some degree or another every afternoon for the past few days.  Most of the openings seem to be from Latin America but I do hear a European station in there from time to time.

Title: Re: 11 meter DX Logs 17 Febuary 2016 1800 UTC +
Post by: Reverend Bow on February 18, 2016, 0645 UTC

Quote from: R4002 on February 17, 2016, 2342 UTC

Awesome.  The band has been open to some degree or another every afternoon for the past few days.  Most of the openings seem to be from Latin America but I do hear a European station in there from time to time.

Agreed..

I run a homebrew 1/4 wave ground plan on the roof (102" whip, ~102" wire radials x4) and talked to 10 division (Mexico), 9 division (Canada), and all over the USA. I also heard 34, 194, and a few others in there as well...

Get some wire in the air and get talkin'!

 ;D