PIPs / Ditter active on 6720, 6820, and 6920 kHz

[GC]

hearing the ditter on 6720, 6820, and 6920 kHz  100kHz offset from each other but I haven't looked either higher or lower yet.

Signal strength is strong in Eastern Ontario.

So far I have not heard any "double" pulses and I am starting to look above and below these three frequencies

cheers, Graham  near Ottawa Canada

[GC]

Should have also mentioned that I can hear these same pips on these same freuquencies on online SDR's in Pennsylvania and Alberta Canada

cheers, Graham

[GC]

Still going at 2018-05-03 00:10UTC

No double pips heard, steady at about 3 seconds between pips.

also noted on:

7460

7130

7020
6920
6820
6720

6420
6330
6240
6150
5970

all frequencies kHz and are the carrier frequencies.

cheers, Graham near ottawa Canada

[Token]

From that freq set, for doubles try 10990 kHz and 12010 kHz.

T!

[GC]

Indeed, double pips heard on 10990 and 12010 kHz - very weak but identifiable.

cheers, Graham near ottawa Canada

[Traveling Wave]

0049 UTC - Hearing the PIPs on 10990 in CW mode, very weak, no perceptible signal on the panadapter.
0052 UTC - Hearing the PIPs on 12010 in CW mode, very weak but a bit stronger in tone than 10990, no perceptible signal on the panadapter.

[Boriken]

Using an indoor magnetic loop & TS-520SE. The bearing (nulls) on 7020, 7130 & 7460 appear to be due N-S from western NC. Strong signal, had to use attenuator to get a null.

Scott

[Token]

The Pips Network has changed frequency sets at least three times tonight.  I started monitoring at 0005z and that was set #1, set #2 started at 0042z, and set #3 started at 0131z.  There may have been more changes than that, I will have to check the recordings, but those were the very obvious ones.

If someone can grab a time after UTC second on any one of these (and mention time and freq used) it might help narrow down the location.  The primary set I am hearing here is 11.8 msec after the UTC second.  I have not tried to grab the weaker set yet.

T!