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Loggings => Peskies => Topic started by: Josh on December 19, 2018, 2207 UTC
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Peskies in lsb at 2206Z, was tuned to 6900 as the spectrum display is 100kc each side of tuned freq, and here some pescadores show up to entertain me.. Some also on 6890.
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Park your SDR with center freq on 6800 or 6700. The band is lit up right now from 6200 to 7000 kHz with Spanish and Portuguese chatter. Heard some English language stuff down in the 62xx range as well (marine traffic more than likely).
6900 LSB is the "home channel" for freebanders. They'll use 5 kHz steps up and down from there...but once you get a little bit above and below that the "channeling" disappears and its really pick a frequency and mode and go.
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2234 UTC - 6925 kHz and 6935 kHz LSB are active right now with peskies. Hearing a few stations conversing. Signals are S7 in WNY.
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They're active all the way from the bottom of the 6 MHz maritime band (6200 kHz) to above 40 meters. Heard Spanish language chatter on 7700 USB and a couple other frequencies in the 7-8 MHz region (above 7300 kHz). They're everywhere tonight. Chances are 2 and 4/5 MHz will be busy too.