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[email protected] March 24th 05 12:08 AM

8983 khz
 
In case anyone's interested:

There's been a lot of Coast Guard traffic on this frequency
today...more than usual. Most of it is communication between aircraft
and ground stations.

Steve


Tony Meloche March 24th 05 01:11 AM

wrote:
In case anyone's interested:

There's been a lot of Coast Guard traffic on this frequency
today...more than usual. Most of it is communication between aircraft
and ground stations.

Steve



Amazing reception USB at 01:05. Base station is VERY loud and clear
female voice, ID-ing herself as "Chesapeake". Some of the traffic she's
talking to is readable here, some is not. I've never heard a stronger
signal on this type of communication, though - like AM radio right now.
Even Gander is never this strong.

Tony

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[email protected] March 24th 05 01:14 AM

Yeah, it's really strong here too, and it's been going on pretty much
all day.

Steve


Dan March 24th 05 02:01 AM

Picking it up at 01:30 here in NYC


Buzzygirl March 24th 05 02:39 AM

wrote in message
oups.com...
In case anyone's interested:
There's been a lot of Coast Guard traffic on this frequency
today...more than usual. Most of it is communication between aircraft
and ground stations.


Anyone hearing any of this in the Midwest? I'm in Minnesota... I never hear
any east coast CG activity from my area.

Jackie



Tony Meloche March 24th 05 03:33 AM

Buzzygirl wrote:
wrote in message
oups.com...

In case anyone's interested:
There's been a lot of Coast Guard traffic on this frequency
today...more than usual. Most of it is communication between aircraft
and ground stations.



Anyone hearing any of this in the Midwest? I'm in Minnesota... I never hear
any east coast CG activity from my area.

Jackie



Yes, I posted earlier. I'm in southern Michigan, and it's so clear
here, I was wondering if it was Great Lakes - but I gather it is east
coast -?

Tony

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Buzzygirl March 24th 05 03:48 AM


"Tony Meloche" wrote in message
...

Yes, I posted earlier. I'm in southern Michigan, and it's so clear
here, I was wondering if it was Great Lakes - but I gather it is east
coast -?


I couldn't pick up anything on 8983 this evening... oh well, I tried.
Occasionally I can hear iron oar freighters on the Great Lakes during the
summer months, but as I don't have the best of all possible antennas at my
current location, I don't listen to the utility part of the SW bands much
right now.

Still, I hope that one day the propagation gods will smile upon me, and that
I'll be able to hear fishing boats off the east coast, with their requisite
assemblage of colorful characters engaged in a good argument or three. :)

Jackie



Jack Painter March 24th 05 05:33 AM


wrote
In case anyone's interested:

There's been a lot of Coast Guard traffic on this frequency
today...more than usual. Most of it is communication between aircraft
and ground stations.

Steve


Here is a reprinted article from Ocean Voyager that describes CAMSLANT
CHESAPEAKE from a pleasure-boater's point of view:

http://www.marinecomputer.com/articl...3/CAMSLANT.htm

This is the only story of it's kind about the CAMS.

Jack



[email protected] March 24th 05 12:37 PM


Buzzygirl wrote:

Still, I hope that one day the propagation gods will smile upon me,

and that
I'll be able to hear fishing boats off the east coast, with their

requisite
assemblage of colorful characters engaged in a good argument or

three. :)

Jackie


Jackie, what kind of antenna are you using? Are you limited to
something indoors or can you get a wire outside?

Steve


Tebojockey March 24th 05 10:36 PM

On 23 Mar 2005 16:08:21 -0800, wrote:

In case anyone's interested:

There's been a lot of Coast Guard traffic on this frequency
today...more than usual. Most of it is communication between aircraft
and ground stations.

Steve



Anyone here in the Coast Guard? Some kinda exercise going on?

I remember "going to the field" long ago when I was in the Army.
hated it...give me strategic any day. LOL

ASA Lives!

Al

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