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November 12th 04, 02:45 AM
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"Mark" wrote in message news:1100214216.245696@ftpsrv1... 11 Nov 09:10 UTC 8993 kHz USB - "Pohnpei Seventy-Three, this is Micronesia, One of my radios was parked on 8992, which needs no explanation, when I heard this. Okay, what's on 8992? |
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November 12th 04, 04:37 AM
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This is one of the Global HF System military freqs; would be very
interesting to find out what this really was..... 73s Mike DesignGuy wrote: "Mark" wrote in message news:1100214216.245696@ftpsrv1... 11 Nov 09:10 UTC 8993 kHz USB - "Pohnpei Seventy-Three, this is Micronesia, One of my radios was parked on 8992, which needs no explanation, when I heard this. Okay, what's on 8992? |
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November 12th 04, 06:22 AM
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8992 is part of the US Air Force Global HF System.
I had one radio sitting on that frequency when I got some major QRM. Once tuned, it was 8993, with the Micronesia traffic mentioned. Mark. Auckland, New Zealand. "DesignGuy" wrote in message news:0BUkd.397192$D%.254155@attbi_s51... "Mark" wrote in message news:1100214216.245696@ftpsrv1... 11 Nov 09:10 UTC 8993 kHz USB - "Pohnpei Seventy-Three, this is Micronesia, One of my radios was parked on 8992, which needs no explanation, when I heard this. Okay, what's on 8992? |
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