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James Moritz wrote:

> Dear LF Group,
>
> Transmitted last night from 2220 until 0645 on 135.923kHz. Also saw
> slow-ish CW from G3KEV and G3JKV's QRP beacon, both a few Hz above my
> frequency. Apart from amateur signals, I heard a "digital" signal

Jim.
I also saw and heard the digital signal at S9 here. There appeared to be
two
signals side by side.
The main signal seemed to be the HF one and the one below maybe
spurious. Each
signal had two
frequency limits. The whole signal took up nearly 500 hz, quite wide.
G3KEV


> around
> 135.8kHz between about 2130 and 2330 - it had multiple tones (about 8 were
> visible), the spacing of which changed from time to time. It also has shown
> up on CT1DRP's overnight spectrogram
> (http://homepage.esoterica.pt/~brian/Gram.htm).
>
> No reports received so far, but will try the same format again (135.923kHz,
> QRSS30) tonight from about 2230 onwards.
>
> Cheers, Jim Moritz
> 73 de M0BMU