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Hi Phil:
What you were probably hearing was the pile-up for the Duseceo DX-pedition
which went on the air yesterday.
My understanding is that it is a conservation island off Puerto Rico, and is
multimode.
It may explain also the mass of RTTy on 40M.
Here is the tabulated details of modes, bands and frequencies:
Operating Modes and Frequencies
These are planned bands, modes and frequencies. Of course these may get
adjusted because of QRM:
BAND CW SSB RTTY
---- ------------- --------- -------
160m 1826 up or dn 1843.3 up --
80m 3523 up or dn 3781 up or dn 3589 dn
40m 7023 up 7084 up or dn 7089 up or dn
30m 10106 up -- 10149 dn
20m 14023 up 14190 up or dn 14089 dn
17m 18072 up 18165 dn 18108 dn
15m 21023 up 21295 up 21089 up
12m 24892 up 24987 dn --
10m 28023 up 28470 up 28089 up
6m 50106 up 50130 up
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-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Phil Scovell
Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2009 3:37 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: DX Japan on 20 CW
About an hour before sun down, I heard this huge JA pile up spread out from
14023 to about 034 with JA signals wall to wall. Some well over S9 in
strength, too. I finally found, at the bottom of the spread, K5D running
the pile up. I guess K5D is a special call for the up and coming contests.
Phil.
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