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The naval station on 147 kHz in Hawaii is also off the air I think. Neither
station has been heard down here for some weeks. 
Is there much QRM in West coast USA around 160 - 190 kHz ? Does it make any
difference if Dixon is on or not?

Mike ZL4OL