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CW 10045
It's been a long time since I stumbled into an actual CW broadcast
about 20wpm 5-letter code groups Long ago I used to fall asleep to NSS. I wonder if this guy will keep it up long. now is 01:00 UTC and he went back to v v v de 4xz 4xz = = v v v de 4xz 4xz not very interesting Central Ohio -- Ron Hardin On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk. |
"Ron Hardin" wrote in message ... It's been a long time since I stumbled into an actual CW broadcast about 20wpm 5-letter code groups Long ago I used to fall asleep to NSS. I wonder if this guy will keep it up long. now is 01:00 UTC and he went back to v v v de 4xz 4xz = = v v v de 4xz 4xz not very interesting You heard Haifa Naval Radio, Israel. Ostensibly for the Israeli Navy, but probably used for other clandestine purposes. One reason is that they use various frequencies all over the HF bands which give global coverage. Good idea for a navy but last time I checked the Israeli Navy didn't sail all over the world's oceans. They could probably get by with a few freqs around 4 MHZ. If you listen long enough, you'll hear 4XZ go into sending messages in 5 letter groups. I used to copy them for code practice back when I was in Europe. I believe the speed was about 20 WPM. -- Tom Sevart N2UHC Frontenac, KS http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc |
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