September 27th 04, 11:36 PM
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"Jiun-jie Huang" wrote in message
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writes:
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 07:18:54 +0800, Dan Jacobson
wrote:
It seems all over the HF spectrum I hear these HL* beacons:
12840 CW cq cq cq de hlo hlo hlo qsx 12mhz k
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These are maritime stations. I consulted these on the book "Guide to
Utility Stations" [1], HLF/HLG/HLJ/HLO/HLS/HLW/HLX have operating
frequencies on 4273, 4308, 4357, 4411, 6344, 6451, 6504, 6513, 8473,
8484, 8497, 8577, 8636, 8725, 8797, 12712, 12727, 12735, *12843*,
*12916.5*, *12923*, *12935*, etc. Some maritime stations repeatedly
broadcast above messages to indicate that the frequency you're
listening are theirs, and some don't. 
73 de JJ, SWL
This confirm also the utility of... SWLs ;-)
73
ON4SKY
ex- SWL ONL5183
Footnotes:
[1] Klingenfuss, "Guide to Utility Stations," 12/ed, 1994.
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