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| Subject: | Re: LF: WHITE PLAINS |
| From: | Dexter McIntyre W4DEX <[email protected]> |
| Date: | Sun, 28 Jun 2009 09:53:46 -0400 |
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My first short wave receiver was a Knight Kit Star Roamer I built around 1960. One of the first receptions I heard was a transmission that kept repeating a message something like this: This is a test transmission for circuit adjustment purposes. This transmission originated form an office of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and is located near White Plains New York. I received this signal from time to time for many years on several different frequencies. Many years later while reminiscing about our past radio experiences with a retired AT&T engineer I asked him about the test transmission. He recalled hearing the same signals which he believed was for the HF High Seas Radiotelephone Service. I've never found any information about a White Plains site but there is some documentation online about several other AT&T High Seas HF Radio locations. Dex mal hamilton wrote: I remember a radio station on HF SSB years ago WHITE PLAINS. Where is that located, somewhere in the USA.De mal/g3kev |
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