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Loggings => HF Beacons => Topic started by: weaksigs on August 08, 2009, 1420 UTC
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7-26-09 0140 5157.60 CW 400 Hz or any rx if width
Solid signal night or day, often S-9 or better when heard with a near “0” noise level.
Slow typical fading
Florida Dasher – a 24 hour copy in North Central Florida
TS870 65 ft wire
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If you state the freq. along with the number of
dashes per min ...I could pin point your beacon...
Sounds like what your hearing is Blinky and remote
beacon in North Central Flordia...
I hear Blinky in the fall and winter here in Colorado...
Thanks for your report.
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5157.6 CW BW 500Hz BFO -800 SIO 322-323
First time hearing this guy practically in my back yard - very cool!
20:53z-20:54z Blinky blinking away ~every second+
Audio: https://www.yousendit.com/download/Y1RvblFJQTY1aWF4dnc9PQ
Thanks! :)
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I read the comments on "Blinky", but will still time the dashes and make note here.
Glad to do so as I get my feet wet in time for better winter conditions here in Florida!!
I can't wait for subdued QRN levels!!!
Thanks ;)
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I think Blinky is a 1 sec dasher...
One of my favorite 60 meters beacons ...
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I timed this beacon last night and found 45-46 dashes per minute.
From the reports of others this must be "Blinky"
"Blinky" was only moderately strong last night but heard Pike 78
so skip was a bit longer me thinks!!
Cheers all!
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Your right ...it is a slower dasher I remember now...
Thanks for the post