03nov14
0533 1704khz Lyngby Radio
0603 2182khz CROSS Corsen
0623 2761khz Ostend Radio ("listening 2709 and ch16")
0703 1698khz Finisterre Radio (weak)
0703 1707khz La Coruna Radio (weak)
0703 1677khz Machichaco radio (strong!)
1912 1743khz Stornoway CG
1935 2182khz Witowo Radio
1935 1755khz Palma Radio
1935 1767khz Cabo de la Nao Radio
05nov14
0633 2182khz Valentia CG
0710 2182khz Shetland CG
0730 2226khz Aberdeen CG
1910 1880khz Falmouth CG (barely perceptible copied only 15secs of bcst!)
1950 1925khz Rome Radio (computer generated voice bcst - weak)
2010 1883khz Belfast CG
2103 1888khz Civitavecchia Radio (computer generated voice bcst)
07nov14
1933 3673khz Netherlands CG (superb signal and ID)
1933 1650khz CROSS Gris-Nez
08nov14
2106 2656khz Ancona Radio (comp generated bcst good signal but QSB)
I have put these logs in particular on the blog from my logbook as there is so very little information on the net about maritime MF/HF broadcasts and as an Island nation I am guessing there are many of you out there who might be interested in side of the hobby. 73 Adam
Hello Adam, Coast Guard Netherlands right in the 80m amateurband? I wonder how that is possible? 73, Bas
ReplyDeleteHello Bas, I have been trying to catch this stn for years, but rather stupidly listening for their 0940UTC WX broadcast that I have still to hear. Joy of joys to hear the coastguard ID itself and give a weather broadcast! I've had a look in the RSGB call book and it seems we share this with other users, although radio amateurs are the primary users. It was strange hearing all these LSB stations tuning up each side of such an important uitility station.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well with your family and with the MP1!!!! 73 Adam
Hello Adam, I know some utility stations do share the amateur radio bands. But I didn't know that the Netherlands did. All is well with the family. The MP-1 is still doing fine and made wonderous contacts with it (Japan, China with only 5W). 73, Bas
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