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Author Topic: Russian Beacons Jan 18 2016  (Read 1901 times)

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Russian Beacons Jan 18 2016
« on: January 18, 2016, 1623 UTC »
This morning I took a couple of quick spins through the Russian beacons, just to see if they were still alive.

1350z  5154.2  F
1350z  5154.4 kHz  M

1352z  7509.2 kHz  F

1354z  8494.8 kHz  P
1354z  8494.9 kHz  S
1354z  8495.0 kHz  C
1354z  8495.2 kHz  F
1354z  8495.3 kHz  K
1354z  8495.4 kHz  M

1552z  10871.9 kHz  S
1358z  10872.0 kHz  C  very weak, only occasional letter heard
1358z  10872.2 kHz  F

1541z  13527.7 kHz  D
1541z  13527.9 kHz  S

1547z  16331.7 kHz  D

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Re: Russian Beacons Jan 18 2016
« Reply #1 on: March 11, 2016, 0720 UTC »
Russian "K" beacon booming into Colorado's front range tonight (Thurs night 3/10).  A quick tune thru 40 meters around local midnight and I am hearing a quick succession of "K"s at 7039.3 Khz.  I've never really listened for the Russian single letter beacons before (probably in part to a low and somewhat noisy antenna) but K is clearly QSO quality here tonight (time now 0718Z).  Either great condx or a change in their operations....
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