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Re: LF: Who and where?

from [Mitch Powell] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: Re: LF: Who and where?
From: Mitch Powell <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 23:13:55 -0400
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Is there anyone on the list who can tell me the identity and location of
two signals I copied using QRSS60 at or near to 137.780 as "XXO"
and "XGJ" ?  It sure was nice to see some activity again after a lull of
almost two weeks!

73, J.B.


J.B.
You might check out the lwca website
http://www.lwca.org
and look at the lowfer/med/hifer section which lists
the call signs, locations and frequencies of the various stations.

137.7795   WD2XGJ   Wayland, MA    FN42hi

Most of the u.s./Cdn interface takes place on the [email protected] reflector
so you might be interested in subscribing. Stations indicate their changes
in schedules and mode being transmitted, etc.

73
Mitch VE3OT   ( still on 137.7764  24/7)
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