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J. B. Weazle McCreath wrote:

>Hello LFers,
>
>Do any of you happen to know if the British Coast Guard does
>any weather or marine safety broadcasts using HF SITOR?
>If so, can you give me some frequencies or point me to a
>source of such information.  Thanks in advance.
>
>73, J.B., VE3EAR - VE3WZL
>Solar and wind powered
>Lowfer " EAR"  188.830
>EN93dr
>
>http://www.hurontel.on.ca/~weazle
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>
hello J.B.
maybe it will not provide the entire help you wanted but as i  read  in  
the 18th edition of  Klingenfuss "2000  (year)  guide to utility radio 
stations"
the United Kingdom Coast  Guard (UKCG)   was using the following  qrg's: 
(all in kiloHertz)
 
UKCG Aberdeen   2226,2596,2691
....         Clyde 1883
...         Falmouth  2226,2670
             Holyhead 1880
             Humber   2226
             Milford Haven  1767
             Shetland   1770
             Solent   1641, 2596
             Stornoway   1743
             Tyne Tees   2719
             Yarmouth   1869,2596

                                                                  73, 
peter, sq7mpj
qth: lodz,poland/jo91rs/