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October 20th 04, 02:52 PM
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Cluster Beacons (Russia)
Currently hearing the 'S' (Arkhangelsk) beacon on 16331.9 and the 'D' (Odessa)
beacon on 16331.7 dxAce Michigan USA |
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October 20th 04, 03:48 PM
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dxAce wrote: Currently hearing the 'S' (Arkhangelsk) beacon on 16331.9 and the 'D' (Odessa) beacon on 16331.7 Also hearing the 'S' beacon on 10871.9 and the 'D' beacon on 10871.7. dxAce Michigan USA |
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October 20th 04, 09:01 PM
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dxAce wrote in message ...
dxAce wrote: Currently hearing the 'S' (Arkhangelsk) beacon on 16331.9 and the 'D' (Odessa) beacon on 16331.7 Also hearing the 'S' beacon on 10871.9 and the 'D' beacon on 10871.7. dxAce Michigan USA These beacons, Their signals are in international code? How strong is your reception on these? Do they typically use AM or are they SSB signals? With those close frequency separations, I would guess SSB would be a better choice for transmission... Thanks, Bruce Jensen |
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October 20th 04, 09:05 PM
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bpnjensen wrote: dxAce wrote in message ... dxAce wrote: Currently hearing the 'S' (Arkhangelsk) beacon on 16331.9 and the 'D' (Odessa) beacon on 16331.7 Also hearing the 'S' beacon on 10871.9 and the 'D' beacon on 10871.7. dxAce Michigan USA These beacons, Their signals are in international code? How strong is your reception on these? Do they typically use AM or are they SSB signals? With those close frequency separations, I would guess SSB would be a better choice for transmission... Well, the letters may seem like Morse, however it is in Russian code (Cyrillic), but for practical purposes, the Morse equivalent of the letter is quoted. The code is sent in CW. dxAce Michigan USA |
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October 20th 04, 09:26 PM
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dxAce wrote: bpnjensen wrote: dxAce wrote in message ... dxAce wrote: Currently hearing the 'S' (Arkhangelsk) beacon on 16331.9 and the 'D' (Odessa) beacon on 16331.7 Also hearing the 'S' beacon on 10871.9 and the 'D' beacon on 10871.7. dxAce Michigan USA These beacons, Their signals are in international code? How strong is your reception on these? Do they typically use AM or are they SSB signals? With those close frequency separations, I would guess SSB would be a better choice for transmission... Well, the letters may seem like Morse, however it is in Russian code (Cyrillic), but for practical purposes, the Morse equivalent of the letter is quoted. The code is sent in CW. At 1924 I am still hearing the 'D' beacon on 16331.7 and the 'S' beacon on 10871.9 and the 'D' beacon on 10871.7. dxAce Michigan USA |
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October 21st 04, 12:29 AM
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October 21st 04, 12:35 AM
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Steve wrote: (bpnjensen) wrote in message om... dxAce wrote in message ... dxAce wrote: Currently hearing the 'S' (Arkhangelsk) beacon on 16331.9 and the 'D' (Odessa) beacon on 16331.7 Also hearing the 'S' beacon on 10871.9 and the 'D' beacon on 10871.7. dxAce Michigan USA I'm receiving the latter two most clearly at 10870.8 and 10870.4 khz. Yes, the frequencies I'm reporting are the carrier frequencies, or a close approximation therof. dxAce Michigan USA |
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