kav@iham1.UUCP (Kurt Vangsness) (12/29/84)
Here are some stations heard using a Kenwood R-1000 and a window frame for an antenna (really!). I'll use Bob Parnass's format for the stations. 0.1850 WGU20_____Time station: eastern standard time, am [Location unknown, any info anyone?] 1.7600 none______cordless phone: fm. 2.9000 ???_______"Gander" Air traffic control, usb [NF, Canada] 3.4850 ???_______"Gander" Aviation weather. usb [NF, Canada] 4.0290 none______Spanish numbers station, female voice, 5 digit, am 4.2500 CFH_______unidentified: cs marker "VVV VVV VVV de CFH CFH CFH", cw 4.3650 ???_______unidentified: interval marker, accordian, then identification by voice in French? Possibly FFL33 Sainte Lys Radio Sainte Lys France (telecommunicatons>, usb. 4.3930 WOM_______High seas operator to the "Royal Viking", usb 4.4300 NMN_______U.S. Coast Guard Marine Forcast, usb [Portsmouth, Va] 4.4800 none______Spanish numbers station, female voice, 5 digit, am 4.6750 none______unidentified: male voice repeating (in Spanish?) what sounded like very fast number patterns. 6.3860 FUF_______unidentified: cw marker "VVV de FUF" 6.4800 ???_______unidentified: "T?? this is R3B radio check", usb 6.5000 WLO_______unidentified: cw marker for RTTY station: "C13L C13L C13L de WLO RTTY k" 6.5050 NMN_______U.S. Coast Guard Marine Forcast, usb [Portsmouth, Va] 6.6960 ???_______unidentified: Foxtrot message, mentioned Skyking., usb 6.8050 none______Spanish numbers station, female voice, 4 digits, am 8.2220 WOM?______High seas operatior to the "Norway", usb 8.6040 ???_______unidentified: "D9B to F2V, send RMTT to me", then heard what sounded like RTTY, usb 8.6430 LPD86_____General Packeco Radio, cw marker: "VVV dw LPD44/ 86LPD44/ 86LPD44/ 86QSX4 AND 8MHZ k", [Don Bosco, Argentina] 8.6940 CFH_______unidentified: cw marker "VVV VVV VVV de CFH CFH CFH", cw 8.7040 KFS_______ITT world communications, cw marker: "de KFS KFS KFS SITOR QSX 6812 AND 16MHZ k" [ Half Moon, Ca] 8.7150 WLO_______unidentified: cw marker "de WLO RTTY k", cw 8.7310 WOM_______High seas operator to the "Island Princess", usb 8.7460 WOM?______High seas operator to the "Norway", usb 8.7620 WOO_______AT&T-C Ocean Gate Radio, traffic list, usb 8.7770 ???_______unidentified: "H8G calling EZU Batter-up", usb 8.8110 WOM_______High seas operator to the "Fair Sky", usb 8.8600 ???_______unidentified: Air traffic, regerences were made by pilots to Johannesburg, (S. Africa?). Traffic control had British accent, usb 8.9660 HATE43____unidentified: "Rogers, Rogers, HATE43, Radio check, over" 8.9910 B6WW______unidentified: cw marker: "B6WW VVV" 11.2270 ???_______unidentified: "McDill, test, 1234554321", usb 13.1060 WOO_______AT&T-C Ocean Gate Radio, traffic list, usb 13.1800 V4S_______unidentified: "Stand by for flash traffic" 16.4900 WOM?______High seas operator to the "Nordic Prince", usb 17.2540 WOM?______High seas operator to the "Nordic Prince", usb 17.2600 WOM_______High seas operator to the "Claudia B", usb If anyone has any more info on these stations, or has corrections to my information, please send mail. Kurt Vangsness AT&T Bell Laboratories - Naperville, Ill ihnp4!iham1!kav
kav@iham1.UUCP (Kurt Vangsness) (12/29/84)
I noticed a couple of problems with my last posting. The subject line should have read: "SWL utility broadcasts" not "y broadcasts" Also, the frequency for WGU20 is 0.1800 not 0.1850. Kurt Vangsness AT&T Bell Laboratories - Naperville, Ill ihnp4!iham1!kav