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Fred M. Sloniker wrote:
Some years later, I decided to look up what this dot and dash pattern might mean, in hopes of determining what I'd been listening to. I'd heard of CQ, so I thought it might turn out to be that, but no... -... ..-. That's 'BF', isn't it? Why would someone be sending 'BF BF BF' out on a radio frequency? Or was my radio so crap as to be picking up something else entirely? Please shed some light my way; I'm feeling lost... Most likely you heard a low frequency aeronautical beacon. These operate below the am broadcast band. I did a quick check and found a few beacons that ID as BF. They are in Seattle, WA; Bakersfield, CA; Bradford, PA; Cleveland, OH; and Scottsbluff, NE. Were you near any of those cities? Art Harris N2AH |
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