GDT 350 kHz
Heard at the Shack on the Bayou in southeast Texas:
0140, November 12 UTC 350 kHz "GDT" The keying sounds kind of sloppy, but I'm pretty sure it's "GDT". It's not in any reference I can find. Has anybody heard it? --------------------------- Registered Monitor BR549 The Shack on the Bayou- http://www.ghg.net/cliffwatts/ Drake R8, Sony ICF-SW100, Heathkit GR-64 (retired) Realistic Pro-2006, Bearcat BC-245XLT |
GDT 350 kHz
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GDT 350 kHz
It's quite a bit stronger at 1310 UTC (my local sunrise).
It will be interesting to see if it's audible here during the day. Here's a sound file: http://www.ghg.net/cliffwatts/radio/...Nov12_2006.wma --------------------------- Registered Monitor BR549 The Shack on the Bayou- http://www.ghg.net/cliffwatts/ Drake R8, Sony ICF-SW100, Heathkit GR-64 (retired) Realistic Pro-2006, Bearcat BC-245XLT |
GDT 350 kHz
wrote in message ps.com... It's quite a bit stronger at 1310 UTC (my local sunrise). It will be interesting to see if it's audible here during the day. Here's a sound file: http://www.ghg.net/cliffwatts/radio/...Nov12_2006.wma --------------------------- Registered Monitor BR549 The Shack on the Bayou- http://www.ghg.net/cliffwatts/ Drake R8, Sony ICF-SW100, Heathkit GR-64 (retired) Realistic Pro-2006, Bearcat BC-245XLT I think it's OKT at Yoakum, Tx. Morse code for GDT would be --. -.. -...; The last character in the sound file you posted is just a '-' . See: http://www.airnav.com/navaids/ and search for 350. Regards, John |
GDT 350 kHz
Grrrrr,
Meant to say the first character sounded like --- in the sound file. Of course the last one is a - for T. That wouldn't help to differentiate between GDT and OKT. Regards, John |
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