Announcement & Chat Page - Jan 98 
Announcement & Chat Page - Jan 98 Early warning indicators courtesy of Dan KL7BD. Location Dead
Horse Alaska. 35.040 Digital packets of GPS correction data. 43.115 Cameron iron Works.
43.140 Baker Oil Tools and TriState. 43.180 Dowell. 47.600 Atlas Wire Line. 47.680
Slemberger. Please add these to existing data bases. Copyright UK6MG.
Steve Gregory VK3OT/KL7
- Saturday, January 31, 1998 at 23:33:27 (GMT)
Is it just me or does anyone else have difficulty getting propagation spots accepted by
the OH2BUA cluster. At least half of the messages I post never appear including one last
night concerning an aurora warning.73.
David MM0AMW <mm0amw@ndirect.co.uk>
- Saturday, January 31, 1998 at 09:23:48 (GMT)
Until further notice please send e-mail to Bob SM7FJE via SM7AED
Arne SM7AED <sm7aed@algonet>
- Friday, January 30, 1998 at 17:28:00 (GMT)
Beacon reports. Tonight Steve KL7FZ alerted me to AU conditions. heard an unidentified
beacon 50A on 50.019 using my old IC551D Then at 0345z on IC706 heard VE8SIX BCN 539 CP37
on 50.007 from N/East path. Clean signal no AU but QSB out by 0400z
Steve KL7/VK3SIX <John.Koutsky@MSB.Mat-Su.k12.ak.us>
- Friday, January 30, 1998 at 08:01:58 (GMT)
Joe, NA3T, made a map which shows the density of 6m-activity in the northern
hemisphere. The map is based on Joe's AZ_PROJ and my list of 50MHz-stations. The URL is:
www.qth.net/az/qra_6m_density.gif . Any suggestions/additions are very welcome!
Max, DL4MDQ <Max.Wild@t-online.de>
- Thursday, January 29, 1998 at 06:56:25 (GMT)
Northern VHF Activity Group Dxpedition 1998 We will be activating the island of BARRA
(outer Hebrides) from 5th to 12 July 1998 on 6m 2m and HF Locator IO66HX Call will be
GS7UEG/P (Ugly Expedition Group) More details to follow.............
Derek G7DKX <islander@enterprise.net>
- Wednesday, January 28, 1998 at 01:58:36 (GMT)
Hello there.... Does anyone know about the sixmeterbeacon GB3LER ? Is it QRT temporarly
or QRT for ever or ????? Please let me know, I miss it (very much !) 73's de Bas SM3BIU
Bendt Ericson SM3BIU/JP73ST <berndteric@swipnet.se>
- Tuesday, January 27, 1998 at 15:04:28 (GMT)
That's 3c5I (the 3c1I is a mistype)
Alan Isaachsen
- Tuesday, January 27, 1998 at 12:04:59 (GMT)
3C5 Equatorial Guinea.......I’VE RECEIVED MY 3C5 LICENSE AT LAST!! After several
months, 20 visits to the authorities and $450. Look for 3C1I on 6 m from now on. I’m
living in Malabo in Equatorial Guinea (JJ43JR) and will be operating mainly 6 and 10m. I
have local TV on 48.250 video from 1500 to 2300Z most days, so I cannot operate in this
time period. Look for a beacon going most of the time when I’m not on the air,
otherwise I will be on 50.110. The 6m equipment is TS680S and 100 watts into a 4 el quad
at 30 ft with a good takeoff. 10m seems to be open all afternoon and most evenings to ZS
so I’ll certainly be looking south very closely on 6m. I can be reached in the office
weekdays from 0700-1600 Z at either OAISAACH@DAL.MOBIL.COM or on a direct line through
Dallas on (214)905.4805. I have not figured out QSLs yet but they can come to me direct
for the moment : Alan Isaachsen, PO Box 650232, Dallas, TX 75248, USA.
Alan Isaachsen, 3C5I (KB2WF) <oaisaach@dal.mobil.com>
- Tuesday, January 27, 1998 at 12:03:05 (GMT)
I spoke with Dan KH2JU today on HF and he tells me that only him KH2D Jim and KH0AC are
active from Guam and saipan on 6M. KG6DX has gone back to the USA possibly for good. Dan
has an FT690 and 5 el cushcraft yagi and I passed along all the VK/ZL /SEA/BY video
carriers to him today which he is putting in a scanning receiver. Activity in the Pacific
is at an all time low. Also US service men in Korea will be issued with KL9 calls and all
prefixes from KL0 through 9 have been issued in Alaska so it is possible to work a KL0,
KL1 etc on 6M 73 de Steve VK3OT/KL7/AA
Steve AL7??
- Saturday, January 24, 1998 at 04:25:53 (GMT)
GDAY FROM SUNNY PERTH..26 DEGREES...AT 2340 THIS MORNING, 23-JAN-98, 57.250 FROM PORT
PIRIE IN VK5 WAS S9 FOR A WHILE, I CALLED ON SIX BUT NO RESPONSE FROM THOSE EAST
COASTERS..CHEERS GRAHAM IN OF77XX.
GRAHAM VK6RO/.VK6SIX <grogers@perthpcug.org.au>
- Friday, January 23, 1998 at 07:28:46 (GMT)
Thanks to Steve Tolley KL7FZ and the Alaskan Amateur radio Club for providing me with
the chance to upgrade to a US call tonight. I will seek to get KL7SIX or KL7OT if
available after getting my FCC allocated call. 73 see you all at Sandown in a month or so.
Steve KL7 something
- Thursday, January 22, 1998 at 09:07:17 (GMT)
I agree that many dxcc credits do not appear to conform with the somewhat arbitrary
rulings of the dxcc desk. And many of us have credits for countries that formally at least
did not permit 6M operations. And then there is the technical opinion that any 50 Mhz
QSO's made between Jan 1964 and July 1989 in VK do not count as legal QSO's. Enough said.
Steve KL7/VK3OT
- Tuesday, January 20, 1998 at 19:17:15 (GMT)
I have recently submitted QSLs to the DXCC desk and was denied credit for the 7X/FC1EAN
operation in 1989. On querying this I received the following in writing from Bill Moore
NC1L, Century Club Supervisor, "Regarding 7X/FC1EAN we do not have any documentation
from the operator to get that operation approved. We need this documentation on all
portable 7X operations". In a subsequent phone conversation he indicated that from
time to time the DXCC data base is checked for stations that have subsequently been judged
to be outside DXCC rules. They do not inform DXCC holders already credited with that
country they just delete the credit from their data base, however they do not ask for the
return of a DXCC certificate if deletions take you below 100! Apparently many of the past
50 MHz Spanish operations by non permit holders have been treated in this way. Well we all
know the controversy surrounding several European operations in territories where 50 MHz
is still not authorised, lets hope our credits don't start going rapidly negative!! 73s
Dave
Dave Court EI3IO/G3SDL/OZ3SDL <dcourt@gsmmou.org>
- Tuesday, January 20, 1998 at 09:43:09 (GMT)
Note my new email address........Also, Steve, vk3ot/kl7....I see that kl7fz heard the
ve4vhf/b...That's starting to get close to me. Actually one hop away almost exactly. Did
he work any w8/9/0 ? 73, es GL on your flying, Mike, ve9aa/p
Mike ve9aa <ve9aa@nbnet.nb.ca>
- Monday, January 19, 1998 at 02:31:18 (GMT)
Received the following mail: How I know in Azerbaijan Republic (4J-4K) nobody has a
lisence on 50 mhz. Becose this frequences are used by National TV Company. But The NARG
with The Radiosport Federation of Azerbaijan planing a DXpediton in Azerbaijan wich
dedicate The Independent date of Azerbaijan. The NARG sent a request to Ministry of
Communication of Azerbaijan and waiting for lisence on 50 mhz. The members of this
DXpedition including 3 HAMs from Georgia side, 3 from Azerbaijan side and 3 from other HAM
organization (club, Association...), who is interested this DXpedition. My Best regards,
73!, Mamuka Kordzakhia, 4L2M, The President of The NARG (The National Association
Radioamateurs of Georgia)
Chris, G3WOS <g3wos(at)uksmg.org>
- Sunday, January 18, 1998 at 19:50:24 (GMT)
Ive given up radio waves for air waves and went flying on Friday. From above KL7 looks
a bit like VK8 except the white lakes are not salt but ice. Also airspeed indicators are
calibrated in MPH not KNOTS which is a bit of a worry as you are flying slower than
normally indicated. I may go aero mobile on 6M with IC706. Its like driving on RHS road,
all it takes is time and nerve, otherwise just shut your eyes. See you all at Sandown nexy
month? Steve
Steve KL7/VK3OT BP51qg
- Sunday, January 18, 1998 at 18:53:08 (GMT)
Can anyone tell me what 2M repeaters serve the sandown area and what channel the UKSMG
boys will be monitoring for contact thanks Steve KL7/VK3OT
Steve VK3OT
- Friday, January 16, 1998 at 06:49:07 (GMT)
Re PY5CC Congratulations ypu have worked all 7 continents in Cycle 23! 15/1/98: BIG
NEWS FROM PY5CC! 14/Jan/98 at 2150z I work LU1ZC in Decepcion Island in Antarctica on
50.105 SSB. We had a very nice Es opening starting around 2000z with CX stations and than
with LU stations in Buenos Aires area. At 2138z i Work LU9AEA/X in Patagonia Area, FE60
Grid (San Julian city). He was Mobil with S9+ signal. I find LU1ZC, Hector on the Cluster
working stations on 20 meters in 14.178 MHZ and we try on 6 M. His signal was 51 to 52 ,
and he gave me 59. Hector say, im working with a wire antenna but for the next days i will
put up a direcional. He will be on Deception island until end of February. What a pleasure
to work a new Country, new Field, and new continent. I think his Locator is FC97 according
to the co-ordinates that i find in my World Atlas. ( 62,57s 60,38w ) Anybody know
any contact before with Antarctica ? Best regards and good Luck with
LU1ZC......PETER PY5CC Yes Peter VK0AQ was contacted by VK3OT/VK3LK and VK5NC
in November 1993 for world first QSO to Antarctica. In 1995 50 QSOs with VK1,VK2, VK3, VK5
from VK0IX Casey Base.
Steve VK3OT/KL7
- Friday, January 16, 1998 at 02:22:16 (GMT)
I had a very interesting letter from a Pal of mine today. Paul, G7SLP, KD5CRJ is
returning to work in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia in the very near future. he is taking back a
FT920, and plans to erect antenna's for 17 and 6 metres. He plans to operate the 920 at
the club station, HZ1AB. Paul says that HZ1AB WILL BE ACTIVE ON 6 METRES THROUGH OUT THE
1998 SPORADIC E SEASON !! More news as I get it. Roger. G4HBA
Roger, G4HBA <g4hba@r-horne.demon.co.uk>
- Thursday, January 15, 1998 at 19:51:40 (GMT)
I had a very interesting letter from a Pal of mine today - Paul, G7SLP, KD5CRJ, who is
returning to work in Dhahran Sudi Arabia in the very near future. He is taking an FT920
back with him and is planning to put up antenna's for 17 and 6 metres. He plans to use the
920 from the club station HZ1AB. Paul says that HZ1AB WILL BE ACTIVE ON 6 METRES THROUGH
OUT THE SPORADIC E SEASON 1998 !! More News as I get it.
Roger, G4HBA <g4hba@r-horne.demon.co.uk>
- Thursday, January 15, 1998 at 19:41:50 (GMT)
Spoke to Jack Haden VK2GJH tonight on the phone and he advises he'll be operating from
Tarawa (RJ61) as T30JH from Feb 1 - Feb 24. Has IC-736 & A50-5S. May also be visiting
V73 Majuro later in year.
Adam VK3ALM <vk3alm@c031.aone.net.au>
- Thursday, January 15, 1998 at 13:46:46 (GMT)
Early Warning. Anchorage Daily News Wed Jan 14th 1998 Page B3. Scientists from the
Alaskan University intend to expand the current ANC RADAR (49.635 Mhz) in conjunction with
the John Hopkins Uni to erect 20 by 50 foot high antenna on Kodiak island to add anohtern
arm to the Super DARN international system of radars to map Auroral events between 60 and
200 miles above the earth. The radars are remotely operated and continous duty and will
have 6 sites in finland, Canada, Alaska supplemented by additional sites in Kurguelen
island, Antarctica (4 sites0 and TASMANIA AUSTRALIA. A;so British Columbia at King Salmon,
DARN is DUAL AU Radar Network. They are strong and over S9 on 49.635 at 50 miles in the
beam pattern. All antenna can be steered to 16 different directions on an arc of 90
degrees. Steve KL7/VK3OT
Steve KL7/VK3OT
- Thursday, January 15, 1998 at 07:59:48 (GMT)
You can find an updated 50MHz-callsign/locator-list at
http://home.t-online.de/home/bernieg/six_base.zip The list contains 7500+ entries. I still
need more logs! Where are all the big-guns, where is Oceania/America/Asia?? Almost every
log-format can be imported. Thanks!
Max, DL4MDQ <Max.Wild@T-Online.de>
- Wednesday, January 14, 1998 at 06:37:15 (GMT)
GDAY ALL, Es ON SUNDAY TO VK8 DARWIN, VK6 EXMOUTH [1200KM] NORTH OF PERTH AND 49750
FROM UA0 OR BY FOR A WHILE.ALSO 57.250 FROM VK5 PLUS 55.250 AND 55.260 FROM THE NORTH
HS??. FEBRUARY WILL BE INTERESTING I RECKON TOWARDS EUROPE, I WILL BE LOOKING EVERY DAY
BEAMING 325 DEGS [EU] CHEERS GRAHAM VK6RO/VK6SIX. THE Es WAS ON SUNDAY...
GRAHAM VK6RO <grogerS@PERTHPCUG.ORG.AU>
- Sunday, January 11, 1998 at 23:54:11 (GMT)
GDAY ALL, Es ON SUNDAY TO VK8 DARWIN, VK6 EXMOUTH [1200KM] NORTH OF PERTH AND 49750
FROM UA0 OR BY FOR A WHILE.ALSO 57.250 FROM VK5 PLUS 55.250 AND 55.260 FROM THE NORTH
HS??. FEBRUARY WILL BE INTERESTING I RECKON TOWARDS EUROPE, I WILL BE LOOKING EVERY DAY
BEAMING 325 DEGS [EU] CHEERS GRAHAM VK6RO/VK6SIX. THE Es WAS ON SUNDAY...
GRAHAM VK6RO <grogerS@PERTHPCUG.ORG.AU>
- Sunday, January 11, 1998 at 23:53:53 (GMT)
AURORAL RADAR best monitored in AM mode max s/s 49.635 is wide band and very powerful
emmision. Returns may be viewed on the University of Alaska, pages, Ill find the url and
post it here. HF has been very poor max MUF 15 Mhz, radio Australia badly QSB even with
100kW erp. 10M no go. But 6M is a possibility as it NEVER follows HF trends. The only way
you will know if it opens to KL7 is if you monitor the signs and let us know asap. KL7FZ
and I are scanning 46.172 et al during daylight hours and will respond to any call. NB
even though 50.110 is the International Call Channel 50.125 is continually montored up
here and used for local QSOs. You should as a matter of course call on 50.125 Mhz if you
suspect an opening. Steve KL7/VK3OT Wasilla AK Todays temp a warm minus 10c 28F
Steve KL7/VK3OT
- Sunday, January 11, 1998 at 02:51:34 (GMT)
Friday 9/1/98 0920 48.250 (1) S5, 49.750 (1) S1, VK8RAS, VK8VF all in together. SE
Asia>VK8>Es extension. I caught tail end only. JA OPs- POINT SOUTH THIS FEB/MAR FOR
VK.
Adam VK3ALM <vk3alm@c031.aon.e.net.au>
- Sunday, January 11, 1998 at 00:37:28 (GMT)
CF of AURORAL RADAR is 49.630 very broad PRF 60 HZ approx and 500 watttts
Steve VK3OT/KL7
- Friday, January 09, 1998 at 23:11:11 (GMT)
Steve, Thanks for confirmation on the Alaska MS burst transmitters. Wonder if you could
confirm/deny a few more freq's for me that I have listed for Indicators from KL7? I am
portable, but on the weekend will send you a very short list you might check on in your
spare time. Thanks! - Mike, ve9aa/p, fn76oc, (ve9aa = fn65rr at home) CU over da pole, eh?
ve9aa/p Mike <ve9aaa@brunnet.net>
- Thursday, January 08, 1998 at 23:46:08 (GMT)
Data update. 40.691 Burst TX M/Scatter 500 watts BP51 spreads from 40.690 to 691.
49.750 +/- AU radar high power BP51 Anchorage. 55.23990 KTUU TV 67 Kw Anchorage.
Steve KL7/VK3OT
- Thursday, January 08, 1998 at 07:05:53 (GMT)
Yes AU Es heard here from 0300z. KL7FZ 300M from me worked KL7NO in Fiarbanks, Tom
NL7OW was also worked, KL1V I heard him KL7IKV all with the beam North. I am not that well
sset up with a 5000 ft mountain to my North but will lsiten out on 50.125 most of the
evening. 73 de Steve
Steve KL/VK3OT
- Wednesday, January 07, 1998 at 05:03:22 (GMT)
kl7/vk3ot: did u hve any 6m Au-Es? And did u see this on prop log page? >>Jan 7
03:14 au cw heard-qrz? 50.125 de KL7FZ Alaska (max1w-45.matnet.com)
ve9aa/p Mike
- Wednesday, January 07, 1998 at 04:45:17 (GMT)
AU RUNNING HEARING 7 MHZ FROM UA3 20M OVER POLE TO OH5, STARTED AT 700AM LOCAL
ACCORDING TO KL7FZ,, STAY ALERT GUYS.
STEVE KL/VK3OT
- Tuesday, January 06, 1998 at 23:50:06 (GMT)
21 Mhz frequencies for VK6RO 21.200/205 or 250 Steve
Steve KL7/VK3SIX/OT
- Monday, January 05, 1998 at 09:15:32 (GMT)
VK6RO HF is starting to stir up here. No 10M yet but 15 was good to VK at 0300z to
0500z. Ill be down low 21.125 to 21.150 looking south from 0300z tomorrow. Had a long chat
with KL7IKV today from Anchorage on 50.125, he shares my thoughts about the fast approach
of cycle 23. 73 from Minus 28C Wasilla, snow flurries and 8 hours of daylight max.
Steve KL7/VK3OT
- Sunday, January 04, 1998 at 08:27:19 (GMT)
A new year has started with an anticipation for fully-technical season preceding a peak
of the solar cycle. JH7DHS, who is a local coordinator of JA7ZMA Fukushima beacon (50.027
and 28.188 MHz), reports that its 6m beacon is now stops due to the fault of its
transmitter. He went to the beacon site and found one of two cooling fans stops and main
15A fuse is blowout. The equipment will be sent to my work bench by freight. The 10m side
(28.188) is still alive. Remaining JR6YAG (50.032), JA1ZYK (50.023), JA2IGY (50.010) and
other JA beacons should be applied. 73!
Han JE1BMJ <higasa@ibm.net>
- Sunday, January 04, 1998 at 06:09:38 (GMT)
Saturday 2/1/98 0825 49.750 Only one weak S2 carrier. Bearing 320° so suspect
Leningrad 240kW. VK8RAS copied and matching. No VK8VF. TV was obvious Es extention from
VK8 landing zone. Too hungover on 1/1/98 so missed W opportunity !
Adam VK3ALM <vk3alm@c031.aone.net.au>
- Sunday, January 04, 1998 at 03:36:57 (GMT)
Hi there, at first let me say that your Site is very nice to surf. Now my question!!! I
have one of the biggest Ham Site in DL. My wish is to put your 6m E-Mail list on my Site.
The reason why i would put your List on my Site is, that i have the first World Wide
HAM-RADIO E-MAil List in DL. I think that this is also a way to make your Site popular in
DL. Waiting for your answer. So long es vy 73 de dl8fcs olli
Oliver Heimann, DL8FCS <jodasoft@aol.com>
- Saturday, January 03, 1998 at 13:27:32 (GMT)
Gday from sunny perth at 34 degs c...Massive opening on Es to vk2, vk4, vk5, ZL on new
years day... the ZL tv on 45 mhz just would not go away...looks like Steve is having fun
in KL7...also Steve you told me on the phone about 1-1-88 a few months ago if i remember
correctly. No usa stations into Perth yesterday. Cheers to all and i am lookung for YOU
wherever you are. Graham vk6ro/vk6six OF77XX
graham vk6ro/vk6six <grogers@perthpcug.org.au>
- Friday, January 02, 1998 at 06:19:09 (GMT)
I am now QRV on 50 Mhz tnx to Steve Tolley. Antenna is above house 3rd storey roof line
and above Spruce tree line as well 3 el HyGain 10M beam up by weekend so anyone wants Zone
1 and KL7 on 28 Mhz, its not as good as 50 Mhz but it will have to do. Worked some 40M
Asian at 1000am local time in daylight BY's, BV's, UA0's JA's. Will be on 28.485/885 SSB
and 28.015 CW. Will look for VK on 50.115 if possible path. There are some well set up
amateurs nearby so all you have to do is call. Watch for A2 TV on 55.23990. 73 and Happy
New Year It snowed for my family today 1/01/98 and was warm (minus 12C). Steve
KL7/VK3OT <John.Koutsky@MSB.Mat-Su.k12.ak.us>
- Friday, January 02, 1998 at 03:55:09 (GMT)
I wish you a fine and interesting 1998! The "6-metre info" #58 for January
1998 is now on http://www.algonet.se/~sm7aed 73 Arne
Arne, SM7AED <sm7aed@algonet.se>
- Thursday, January 01, 1998 at 10:05:20 (GMT)
Anyone in VK watching the clusters???? Wake up Australia you are in the middle of the
first F2 opening. WW2R 50046.5 VK8RAS beacon PG66 0127 01 Jan KI5GF-8 50109.9 VK2BA WEAK
0118 01 Jan W5VY 50110.3 ZL4KB 0109 01 Jan W4DUP 50125.0 W7CI DM41> AZ EM55 CALLING
PACIFI0109 01 Jan N5BBO-@ 50115.0 ZL2TPY
Steve VK3OT/KL7
- Thursday, January 01, 1998 at 07:14:26 (GMT)
KL7/VK3SIX KTUU-TV 55.23990 0000 980101 BP51 60Hz Sign and FSK on occasions. Add to
your Data bases please. Happy New year. ZL3TIC W6KV 50.1063 0057 980101 5/5 Also heard a
W2!! and a XE!!! unbelievable!!!! ZL3TIC W5EU 50.1063 0056 980101 5/7 ZL3TIC W7CI 50.1063
0049 980101 5/5 ZL3TIC W5VY 50.1063 0048 980101 5/5 ZL3TIC W5IUA 50.1063 0047 980101 5/1
ZL3TIC W5WUB 50.1063 0045 980101 5/5 first F2 opening ZL to Stateside ZL3TIC FO5DR/B
50.0500 0040 980101 5/1 VERT WEAK ZL3TIC 55.250 AMERICAN SAMOA 55.24998 0010 980101 5/5
Steve
- Thursday, January 01, 1998 at 06:54:52 (GMT)
Deja Vu. Dont want to be a smart alec about ZL to W QSO's but told you so. Same as in
Jan 01/02 1989 and in my humble opinion we are in same place of rise in 23 as we were 22
after the large JA opening in October 1988 which equated to the large JA opening in Nov
1997. So which of the EU boys wants to continue to assert that because no 46 TV is being
heard that there is no VK/EU path. When VK1RX reported Italian TV on 24/11 no one took him
seriously. Same as no one took OH1VR and I seriously in 1988. So as I said, who wants to
be the brave one to predict where we are? Lynn KL7IKV handed me the solar map the day I
arrived and we had a huge aauroral display, down to the ground in Steve Tolleys words, so
the first thing i did was email Mike ZL3TIC to be on standby, and he was and worked all
the W5's and W7CI. By the way Mike the W6KV was Jimmy W6JKV, Well Done and a Happy New
year present well worth it. Steve VK3SIX/KL7
Steve KL7/VK3SIX
- Thursday, January 01, 1998 at 06:46:57 (GMT)
Hi Mike VE9AA. Steve Tolley has kindly offered some tubing so I will be able to erect
some sort of array in next few days. The temps as you know make it hard to hold metal but
I managed to hang a brand new 40/80 radio works windom off the eaves 3 storeys up and
between the spruce trees and it is hearing well to JA on 21 Mhz today in daylight so if 28
Mhz is a goer I may be able to liase with you. Do you have my number? see below VVVVVV
several days back. Steve heard VE8 stuff I think and we had a brilliant AU the night we
flew in. Let me know your HF frequencies for a chat. We are Mountain time minus 1 hour or
UTC plus 3 less one day Last night it was minus 32 is that normal? If it were nromal we
wouldnt be here right? Re VK0YQS guys to whom it may concern. I only have 9YQS cards port
zero dont know about this current one of Dougs so please QSL to VK3YQS QTHR. I cannot
respond to any VK0YQS cards unless requested and provision is made. DATA BASE First
UPDATE. KTUU TV Anchorage is 55.23990 with warble, Grid is BP51 I think and 67 kW erirp.
Distinct NTSC 60 Hz frame buzz and intermittent FSK on carrier. Steve is hoping to have a
significant station on from here come summer. 73 and Happy New year from the frozen North.
Steve KL7/VK3OT <John.Koutsky@MSB.Mat-Su.k12.ak.us>
- Thursday, January 01, 1998 at 06:34:54 (GMT)
Welcome to the UKSMG announcement page! We hope that you enjoy this new
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- Thursday, August 15, 1996 at 12:57:19 (BST)
