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Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2007 14:04:12 +0200
From: Hartmut Wolff <h-wolff@gmx.de>
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Jay,

> The 'fuzz' in front of the 'X' is the 12 wpm cw id. By the looks of your capture
> it might be strong enough to be audible.

On the "5wpm screen" the dashes of the QRSS signal are just visible
but nothing more.

> Warren normally uses 506.3 so will have to find a frequency of my own. Are there any frequencies to
> avoid due to interference on your end?

Last night I had 3 carriers  between 505.99-506.01, on 506.75 I captured
something but not sure what it was and if this is a steady signal.
Around 507 are some NDBs.


73
Hartmut
www.h-wolff.de
Locator: JO52hp