I remember something similar when I was in high school in Germany (Fed
Republic then). I used to love listening to their test broadcasts as they
tuned stuff up. Thanks for the memory RedOctober90

"RedOctober90" wrote in message
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"Maximus" wrote in message
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There are a lot of frequencies in use by commercial vessels and fishing
vessels scattered in the lower bands.
4.368 0:309 utc coastal station
13.088 17:32 utc USB automated weather
2.053 13:01 utc USB tofino coast guard canada
6.500 03:35 utc USB CAMSLANT chesapeake, VA automated weather
6.500 02:08 utc USB CAMSPAC Pt. Reyes, Calif. USB automated weather
15.033 21:29 utc USB Trenton military weather 14.29920:11 USB maritime
mobile
4.124 03:10 utc USB live marine weather
4.142 12:38 utc USB ship at sea
4.368 03:00 utc USB WLO New Orleans marine radiotelephone station
s/off
(weather ship traffic)
5.546 02:54 utc USB San Francisco Radio aeronautical communications
6.675 13:51 utc USB Vancouver Radio s/off
6.678 13:55 utc USB Honolulu Radio aeronautical communications
3.484 03:43 utc USB New York Radio aeronautical communications weather
0.530 18:27 utc AM KNCL 518 Tukwila Highweay Advisory Radio
(Washington)
0.530 12:48 utc AM KNEZ 390 Northup (Bellevue, Washington)
14.324 23:13 utc AM Hurricane watch network
4.723 08:35 utc USB Offut air force base Global High Frequency System

If I went through some much earlier logs I might find many references to
fishing vessels, but this gives an idea what's out there S.






"Charles Gillen" wrote in message
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Around 0600 UTC last night on 2958 kHz USB I heard what appeared to be
Canadian fishermen chatting for a long time.

Anyone have some similar fishing freqs in their logs?

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On 6507 you can also hear Olympia Radio from Greece, a radiotelephone
relay service. Only if the props are good though.