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Author Topic: 11m Activity 26 May 2017  (Read 1590 times)

Offline ChrisSmolinski

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11m Activity 26 May 2017
« on: May 26, 2017, 1429 UTC »
Hearing some freebanders below the CB band this morning starting around 1400z. So far they all sound like they are from the Southern US.

Now SS OM on 27695 LSB at 1546z. And an EE OM on 27835 AM.
« Last Edit: May 26, 2017, 1547 UTC by ChrisSmolinski »
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Re: 11m Activity 26 May 2017
« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2017, 0142 UTC »
Just talked AM skip on channel 22 from WA to CA running barefoot (4w or however it came out of the factory).  Skip is pretty good tonight.

My handle is "Staticbox" because I listen to SW, lol. On SSB it's "RST111 Washington"  If someone logs me, I'll send an eQSL.
« Last Edit: May 27, 2017, 0149 UTC by RST111 »
Pls qsl to rst111@protonmail.com ty!

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Re: 11m Activity 26 May 2017
« Reply #2 on: May 28, 2017, 1406 UTC »
27835 AM is an interesting one.  Usually when I hear AM signals (English speaking stations) they tend to stay below channel 1 (26965 kHz), with the big exception being truckers, hunters and poachers operating all over the bands.

For what it's worth, 27835 kHz / 27.835 MHz is channel 38 up one band (27385 + 450 = 27835).  Maybe they were having a QSO on 27385 and the QRM got too bad so they flipped that band switch.
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