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Old September 21st 03, 02:04 PM
Richard Cranium
 
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I was listening to WWV on 15000 this morning about 1430-UTC (Saturday,
USA) and heard some faint tones repeating in the background. It sounded
like morse code for the letters STN. I can't find a listing for a time
station with these letters. Anybody know more about it?

Never heard of "STN", but I know that BPM from China makes it to the
West Coast regularly. Also used to hear BSF (Taiwan) and JJY (Japan)
occasionally.

If the signal was really weak and you couldn't hear all the tones, you
could mistake BPM for STN.
 
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