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HF Beacons / Re: My Afternoon Beacon Log
« on: May 10, 2016, 2014 UTC »
6700.535 KHz Hexie2K weak but readable
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now at 6700.950, very strong signal
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HF Beacons / Re: 6701.045 KHz
« on: May 10, 2016, 2010 UTC »
6700.965 KHz about 20 dB above noise
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HF Beacons / Re: My Afternoon Beacon Log
« on: May 10, 2016, 2010 UTC »
6700.965 KHz Sort of a slow dasher, peaks about 20 dB above noise
I say "sort of" because there are points with brief pauses. I've not tried counting dashes or looking for a pattern just yet.
I say "sort of" because there are points with brief pauses. I've not tried counting dashes or looking for a pattern just yet.
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HF Beacons / Re: My Morning Beacon Log
« on: May 10, 2016, 1530 UTC »
4095.977 KHz Viking drifting higher in frequency, weak but readable
4097.25 kHz Inyo Whooper very faint
4097.25 kHz Inyo Whooper very faint
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HF Beacons / Re: My Morning Beacon Log
« on: May 10, 2016, 1354 UTC »
4095.749 KHz Viking with a fair signal
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HF Beacons / Re: 6701.045 KHz
« on: May 08, 2016, 2341 UTC »Another unknown, a little bit above where Hexie2K resides. Peaking about 20 Db above the noise. Sort of like a dasher but has periodic variations. Not sure of the pattern
now at 6700.950, very strong signal
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HF Beacons / Re: My Afternoon Beacon Log
« on: May 08, 2016, 2130 UTC »
4102.346 KHz good strong signal and on the waterfall I can now see it is very slow FSK and not Morse.
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HF Beacons / Re: 4102.410 KHz Windy?
« on: May 08, 2016, 2109 UTC »
4102.346 KHz good strong signal here in Orange County
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HF Beacons / Re: My Morning Beacon Log
« on: May 08, 2016, 1528 UTC »
4095.995 KHz Viking with a strong signal, drifting up in frequency
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HF Beacons / Re: My Evening Beacon Log
« on: May 08, 2016, 0710 UTC »
4096.360 KHz Hexie with 15 dB peaks and mild fading
4102.335 KHz Windy (?) with peaks of 15 dB above noise floor. Long periods between beeps. Maybe no wind?
2097.310. KHZ letter beacon A with 25 dB peaks
4102.335 KHz Windy (?) with peaks of 15 dB above noise floor. Long periods between beeps. Maybe no wind?
2097.310. KHZ letter beacon A with 25 dB peaks
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HF Beacons / Re: My Morning Beacon Log
« on: May 07, 2016, 1547 UTC »
7039.360 KHz T beacon is popping up, deep fades
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HF Beacons / Re: My Morning Beacon Log
« on: May 07, 2016, 1536 UTC »
4097.200 KHz Inyo Whooper, decent signal with long fades. When the signal is peaking I can see it pop up above the center frequency and then sweep down. Roughly +\- 10 Hertz
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HF Beacons / Re: My Morning Beacon Log
« on: May 07, 2016, 1347 UTC »
Cloudy and rainy weather so we'll see how many of the solar powered beacons can squeak to life today!
4096.345 KHz Hexie, Good signal
4096.345 KHz Hexie, Good signal
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HF Beacons / Re: My Evening Beacon Log
« on: May 07, 2016, 0426 UTC »
4096.370 KHz Hexie with 10 dB peaks
4102.335 KHz looks to be Windy with peaks of 20 dB above noise floor
2097.310. KHZ letter beacon A with 20 dB peaks and mild fading
4102.335 KHz looks to be Windy with peaks of 20 dB above noise floor
2097.310. KHZ letter beacon A with 20 dB peaks and mild fading
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HF Beacons / Re: 4102.410 KHz Windy?
« on: May 07, 2016, 0416 UTC »
Listening to it now maybe it is Windy. Frequency has drifted down to 4102.334 KHz
Now is has periods of quiet and then a few beeps. Then maybe more as if the wind is picking up speed?
Still I have not yet heard what I recognize as a CW letter W identifier.
Can anyone else hear this one?
Now is has periods of quiet and then a few beeps. Then maybe more as if the wind is picking up speed?
Still I have not yet heard what I recognize as a CW letter W identifier.
Can anyone else hear this one?
