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27025 AM (CB channel 6), 27005 AM (CB channel 4) and several out of band frequencies, including 26.915 MHz AM are active this morning on the COMMSIGMA KiwiSDR.   26.785 MHz AM coming in from the southern USA as I type this.  Possibly a sporadic-E opening, lots of fading up and down
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Re: Morning 11m CB Activity 1455 UTC 5 Jan 2019 26.915 MHz and others
« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2019, 2313 UTC »
27154 AM Spanish
27025 AM Super bowl channel
27055 AM OM mentioning oil change.

Listening on both the Las Cruces and the Point Reyes SDR, skip must be rolling now
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Re: Morning 11m CB Activity 1455 UTC 5 Jan 2019 26.915 MHz and others
« Reply #2 on: January 12, 2019, 1933 UTC »
27025 AM is busy right now, along with several other in-band channels.  Not seeing/hearing anything out of band at 1930 UTC
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I was this morning. 10M, 28.400MHz USB was busy with Mid-West stations around 16:00UTC.
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