WShoots1 wrote:

Very common, also on 5.0, 15.0 and 20.0 mhz. Spanish stations have done this
for many, many years.

Could they be using WWV as the master oscillator? G

These stations like to 'piggyback' on WWV because they assume there will
be no interference from other stations, except of course from WWV, which
is usually not a problem. The continuous audio tones of WWV don't
interfere much, when the other station is transmitting an SSB voice
message.


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