Antarctic summer season is now open (October to March).

Last week, heard ICE-zero-seven. This morning, I heard ICE-zero-nine, on
8867 kHz to Auckland, then on 9032 kHz to Auckland then to "McMurdo Ops"
also on 9032 kHz (all USB.)

Flights are from Christchurch New Zealand to the ice runway (whose
orientation literally changes with the wind) at McMurdo Station, Antarctica.

Mark.
Auckland
New Zealand.

Mark wrote:

Antarctic summer season is now open (October to March).

Last week, heard ICE-zero-seven. This morning, I heard ICE-zero-nine, on
8867 kHz to Auckland, then on 9032 kHz to Auckland then to "McMurdo Ops"
also on 9032 kHz (all USB.)

Flights are from Christchurch New Zealand to the ice runway (whose
orientation literally changes with the wind) at McMurdo Station, Antarctica.

What GMT time might that be?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Only ice I like are in my glasses of ice water.I don't like tea.BUT,I
used to stop off in a Shoney's restaurant and them cute waitresses gals
used to say,Coffee,tea,or me?
cuhulin

What GMT time might that be?

Hmm, yes "This morning..." means absolutely nothing really! I meant: 9th
Ocotober 20:51 to 21:13 UTC.

I suppose I was meaning local morning time. The ICE flights always leave
Christchurch in the local morning and arrive about five hours later at
McMurdo.



Mark.
Auckland
New Zealand.

Mark wrote:

What GMT time might that be?

Hmm, yes "This morning..." means absolutely nothing really! I meant: 9th
Ocotober 20:51 to 21:13 UTC.

I suppose I was meaning local morning time. The ICE flights always leave
Christchurch in the local morning and arrive about five hours later at
McMurdo.

Thanks, I'll be giving the freq's a listen. Used to hear a lot of activity years
ago on one of their 8 MHz freq's. Even heard a Helo on the ice at the South Pole
one time.

dxAce
Michigan
USA