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Old November 10th 05, 11:28 PM
Gary Schnabl
 
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Default Huge carrier 380 Hz off 660 Khz?


"Ron Hardin" wrote in message
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Ron Hardin wrote:

There's some huge heterodyne 380 Hz off 660 KHz in Central Ohio
this morning (5:30am EST)

Any idea what it is, or where it comes from?

Seems to be from the East or West but I'm not sure yet, as I also
null the desired station WFAN 660 when I null the east.


It seems to be at 660.380 kHz (above rather than below 660)


Do you have any idea as to its bearing? A signal that strong should be easy
to DF.




 
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