Hello Joe,

I use NAVTEX 490 and 518 kHz to study propagation.
It is not fool proof due to co-channel interference, but it has its 
own surprises. 

Amazingly, this service is still extended. E.g. India has recently 
opened 7 NAVTEX sites along the coast for transmitting on 490 and 
518 kHz.

T/A propagation is a bit down, but I logged 3 Far East NAVTEX 
stations yetserday on 518 kHz, which is rare here.

73,
Roelof, pa0rdt

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