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G0FTD > 80M 14.12.04 20:05l 36 Lines 994 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU
BID : 24704_GB7CIP
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Subj: Re: CW in dx portion (solved)
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From: G0FTD@GB7CIP.#32.GBR.EU
To : 80M@EU
It looks like the mystery morse networks in the ssb dx portion has been
solved.
Info has been received that the morse characters I mentioned are found
in the 1917 version of the Cyrillic Alphabet (that means modern Russian!).
A look at www.14w.wunclub.com/newsletter/v10/n11/numbers.html points
towards the Ukrainian military.
Well it all makes sense now :-)
They also seem to clear off rapidly when amateurs start CQ'ing on SSB.
Interestingly I made a note of propagation on LF last night.
RWM time signal could be heard weakly on 4.996 (zero beat). The 9996
and 14996Khz could not be heard. (RWM is in Moscow).
The only decent signal on 80m was from a Czech station, short skip inter G
was rubbish.
I also heard weakly a 9K2 station on 80m ssb (Kuwait).
So I suppose I was fairly close - I was thinking it was from the "bloc"
lands.
Hmmmm - the HF bands reveal a lot more if you learn morse ;-)
Dont delay - learn it today !
- Andy -
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