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(Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2000 23:08:10 +0200)
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The morse news comes from Takashi, Costas and Igor this month. Thanks gentlemen!
| A | old timer 'A' is still around and often heard during the night in the far east on 3195 kHz. |
| R | also on 3195 kHz is most of the times audible in both Europe and the far east. Also on 3322, 4325 and 5466 kHz in Europe. |
| C | was back for a short period on all known cluster freqs. |
| S | was back for a short period on all known cluster freqs. |
| V | sending non-stop Vs over and over on 3658 kHz. Good audible during the east Asian night. V stations on 4575, 4646, 4878 and 7002 kHz were silent. |
| K | heard on 5154 kHz. K station is a dirty slow-keying CW with a distinctive hum. |
| H | another oldie that hasn't been logged for many years, now loud and clear during the European evenings on 7064.4 kHz. Its appearance coincides with the Murmansk submarine tragedy. Related???? |
| F | was heard on 10872 kHz |
| P | not reported this month. |
| See also Newsletter 30. |
M21 was reportedly on 6491 kHz with its typiccal "BT991409??8?????" messages.
| See also Newsletter 31. |
| See also Newsletter 30. |
Costas heard and unid station on 4727 kHz a7 0630 UTC on 11 August.
The station sent handkeyed messages as: "VVV DE AND AND =" and "VVV AND QSV NO NO". Went off the air at 06:37. Any ideas?
Igor supplies a new M81 sked.
Freq: 10950 kHz
Callsign: S18
Time: 0235-0256 UTC
Date: 2 August
Format: 4 FGs, Speed: ca 5 wpm
Sample:
M12 M12 M12 DE S18 S18 S18 (rptd) =
nr 1/2 gr 48 = =
9126 7625 9836 9449... 0441 8526 9341 =
7849 = = ??
nr 1/2 gr 48 = =
9126 7625 9836 9449... 0441 8526 9341 =
7849 = = =
20 = = ar ar = 20
after a pause .- - - -. ( ' ) was sent.
| See also Newsletter 31. |
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