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Offline pinto vortando

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unid 305
« on: November 27, 2019, 0145 UTC »
Heard a Canadian with a rather longish DAID just before midnight GMT (11-26)
on 305.  Could not get a solid ID but the last letter was "T".
Conditions seem rather quiet tonight for a change.
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Re: unid 305
« Reply #1 on: November 27, 2019, 0316 UTC »
Maybe you heard: 305KHz  LT  Alert, Nunavut, Canada 1.0Kw
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Re: unid 305
« Reply #2 on: November 27, 2019, 1230 UTC »
Maybe you heard: 305KHz  LT  Alert, Nunavut, Canada 1.0Kw

Maybe.  However, upon doing some more research, it appears that LT is very rarely heard here in the States
(like practically never).

Definitely heard a signal that sounded like a two-letter call.  Can rule out YQ in Manitoba that formerly ruled
the 305 slot as it was to be decommissioned in October.
 
Listened again about 3 hours before sunrise.  Band conditions were very good since it had been raining steadily
all night thus quieting the noisy power lines of our (expletive deleted) utility.  Did hear a carrier on 305
but that's all.  Tried again on the greyline before dawn but the neighborhood had awakened by then and too
much RFI.
« Last Edit: November 27, 2019, 1233 UTC by pinto vortando »
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Re: unid 305
« Reply #3 on: November 27, 2019, 1344 UTC »
Hopin' it was LT, but Z1 in Three Hills AB is the current dominant on 305.
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Re: unid 305
« Reply #4 on: November 27, 2019, 1804 UTC »
Hopin' it was LT, but Z1 in Three Hills AB is the current dominant on 305.

Have never logged the AB beacon here.
Yesterday was the first time having heard anything on 305
since YQ has gone QRT but cannot confirm it was LT.
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Re: unid 305
« Reply #5 on: December 15, 2019, 1950 UTC »
I feel like I logged LT once when I lived In Shasta Lake CA, I wont say that officially though unless I can find it in my logs, seems like something I would have posted.
If I did, it certainly wasn't a strong signal
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