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Hi all,

I have received some carriers with a 5 meters loop N/S.

135,8 KHz Signal = 7 RTTY

136 KHz Signal = 6 CARRIER

136,8 KHz Signal = 5 BURST

135,8 KHz Signal = 7 BURST

137,45KHz Signal = 7 CW (not Ham CW)

135,8 KHz Signal = 6 CARRIER with "CW"

137,75Hz Signal = 7 CARRIER

135,8 KHz Signal = 9+10 DCF49

Have you some informations about these "stations".

73 marc