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I was monitoring carefully last night on the specified 137.77 khz frequencies and although I did see what appeared to be activity at times it was totally inconclusive, too many drop outs, not one letter recognisable.

Activity on a frequency, no matter how accurate is not sufficient proof that a station was seen. There was also bits on other frequencies nearby at times but except I see a few complete letters of a callsign then it is not reported.

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