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Author Topic: CHU 1320 UTC 12 Dec 2016  (Read 1066 times)

Offline ChrisSmolinski

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CHU 1320 UTC 12 Dec 2016
« on: December 12, 2016, 1321 UTC »
3330 Quite strong
6660 Second harmonic of 3330, very weak but audible and visible in the waterfall
7850 Weak
14670 Very weak
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Re: CHU 1320 UTC 12 Dec 2016
« Reply #1 on: December 29, 2016, 1033 UTC »
CHU on 3.330MHz was in here the other evening at 0800z which is till very much daylight here (1900hrs local), great little station.

0800z  CHU  3.330MHz  CW  419 report (zero beat on CW mode).
0747z  CHU  7.850MHz  CW  539 report (zero beat on CW mode).
1612z  RWM 4.996MHz  CW  Russian Time Signal Service, Moscow. Ident in CW at 1609z. 559 report.

Not a great number of time signal stations around on HF these days.  Last March I received JJY on 60KHz quite readable and JJY on 40KHz much weaker, two good catches in the wee hours of the morning.
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