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Author Topic: 8.000MHz CW "C"  (Read 1095 times)

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8.000MHz CW "C"
« on: December 14, 2016, 2220 UTC »
The weird and whacky just continue...

1314z 8.000MHz  CW  "C" in CW until 1317z then carrier, 1319z back to "C", at 1321z "NT" then carrier, then 1322z "NT" then "C". At 1322z gone, no carrier, no "C".

Not a Russian beacon as this signal is 599 plus 10dB report, probably in China or neighbouring Asian country, very little fade on signal.  First time heard, maybe a transmitter warm up or marker, however, no traffic sent after key off at 1322z.
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Grid Square:  QF37ub

Yaesu FT-1000D, Yaesu FT-2000D, ICOM IC-736 HF/50MHz, ICOM IC R75 & Tecsun S-2000 to 450 feet of wire, 27MHz 1/2 wave CB antenna converted to 21MHz & a multi band vertical of dubious reliability.
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