Colin, LF,
 
I did a Google search for PA2NL and came up with only one relevant "hit", which was for a 70 cm contest entry in 2000. The locator was given a JO21BX. My guess is that this may be some sort of "special" call-sign. I didn't think that NL had any 500 kHz allocation at all....
 
It's 30 dB above the noise floor here.
 
73, Dave G3WCB IO91RM

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Sent: 29 April 2007 09:47

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Subject: LF: PA2NL QRS

Good Morning,

 

I presume a beacon has appeared on 502 which I am informed is PA2NL using QRSS. Does anybody have any further information on this activity? He is a strong signal here in North Kent peaking S9.

 

I have no problems with data modes beacons and the like but I feel they should be higher in the band. Currently he close to the working frequencies of the more active CW stations regularly swapping reports.

 

( PA2NL als je kijk aan de bild - geen storing a.u.b. OM, iets hooger en heb jij nog  'n  seinsleutel? Bedankt!)

 

73

 

G3VTT