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2320Z+, 7433kHZ USB, presumed MARS net
« on: March 20, 2013, 2334 UTC »
I'm going to assume by the callsigns that this is in fact a military net.  I thought they were out of band hams at first, then a pirate.  Nope!  The callsigns rather told the tale.  Here's my log. 

7433, MARS net, 2320-2328.  AAR5VY, AAM5EMI, and an AAV station talking about the encoding of e-mail addresses real and fictitious.  Signal good at peaks, variable depending on the speaker, best when AAR5VY spoke up.  Heard in USB.  SIO 434. 
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