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Loggings => HF Beacons => Topic started by: CptFourA on January 29, 2012, 1636 UTC
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Hearing the 4096.25, 1 second dasher fairly well this morning. Good signal above the noise most of the time.
The HFUnderground Beacon Wiki (http://www.hfunderground.com/wiki/High_Frequency_Beacon) states this is a 400mW out of Joshua Tree Natl. Park.
Short recording (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45572545/Dasher_1s_4096.2_1600Z_29Jan2012.mp3) from this morning, approx 1600Z, location is Phoenix, AZ metro area. Icom 718 with 40m dipole not up very high.
4a.
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Yay! It's still in operation! ;D
That's normally a regular after midnight here, but I haven't heard it for almost a year and wondered if it konked ???
Peace!
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I heard several dashers on March 3, 2012 late at night. I got to use a 3 element 80 meter beam and a foursquare for 80m. This was not at my home site where I only have an 80m dipole.
I heard one dasher around 4096.25, another around 4096.55 and another a couple hundred kHz higher than that. All were right around the noise level but coming up out of the noise about 70% of the time.
I haven't been able to hear any of them at all this winter at home on my 80m dipole but it's obvious they are active and detectable in this area with a superior antenna system.
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I have been hearing a CW signal here in Los Angeles with an 566 RST. Been very consistent for the past very years. I have been all the way up Hwy 395 from Victorville all the way to Ransburg. Not seeing a significant signal increase. May try I15 to Las Vegas and see if I can get this station on ground wave.
Dennis V WA6ATI
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I have been hearing a CW signal here in Los Angeles with an 566 RST. Been very consistent for the past very years. I have been all the way up Hwy 395 from Victorville all the way to Ransburg. Not seeing a significant signal increase. May try I15 to Las Vegas and see if I can get this station on ground wave.
Dennis V WA6ATI
Hi Dennis!
Please don't give out specific location information that might lead some unkind soul to more easily track down and disrupt any beacon. I've also developed a few leads on where some beacons might be but I don't want to alarm the beacon owners into moving or shutting down their device. I've only discussed location ideas in private channels.
Thanks!
Jim