Last weekend on 1710 kHz I heard a Morse Code station broadcasting. The
code was NRC and there was a series of tones before the code.

Can any ID this?? Is it an expeerimental station??

Thanks in advance.

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Shawn

"The Axelrods" wrote in message
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Last weekend on 1710 kHz I heard a Morse Code station broadcasting. The
code was NRC and there was a series of tones before the code.

Can any ID this?? Is it an expeerimental station??

I believe that's a signal from the NRC (National Radio Club). They do some
equipment tests in that range. I believe that you can also be notified of AM
DX tests on the extended broadcast band if you check he
http://www.ircaonline.org/.

Good luck~

Jackie

The Axelrods wrote:
Last weekend on 1710 kHz I heard a Morse Code station broadcasting. The
code was NRC and there was a series of tones before the code.

Can any ID this?? Is it an expeerimental station??

Thanks in advance.

(Separate reply emailed to Shawn)

This station was located in Ohio, running less than a watt to a
directional (west) sloper. Heard well here in Middle Tennessee,
Recording on http://www.w9wi.com/audio/nrc.mp3 .
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Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com

Doug

Yes after listening to the audio that was it for sure!

Shawn

Doug Smith W9WI wrote:

The Axelrods wrote:

Last weekend on 1710 kHz I heard a Morse Code station broadcasting.
The code was NRC and there was a series of tones before the code.

Can any ID this?? Is it an expeerimental station??

Thanks in advance.


(Separate reply emailed to Shawn)

This station was located in Ohio, running less than a watt to a
directional (west) sloper. Heard well here in Middle Tennessee,
Recording on http://www.w9wi.com/audio/nrc.mp3 .