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VY1JA has been using ~ that frequency for some time and may have
re-activated his beacon last night for Laurence...which would explain the
warm-up drift. He has a huge, huge signal. I will e-mail and ask about the
time slot.

Steve // VE7SL


> Attached a screenshot of a UNID QRSS signal drifting between 137.7788
> and 137.7787 kHz about 05:45-06:30 UTC last night. Anybody claim this
> one or any ideas of the source of the signal? Help will be very much
> appreciated.
>
> 73
> Hartmut
> www.h-wolff.de
> Locator: JO52hp