[aprssig] Clueless HF Beacon Received!
Steve Noskowicz noskosteve at yahoo.comFri Aug 13 03:43:03 UTC 2010
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He's not responding to messages either. Yea. A fill-in on HF! For those places where the band is closed, I guess. (;-) -- 73, Steve, K9DCI USN (Vet) MOT (Ret) Ham (Yet) --- Stephen H. Smith wrote: > I have been seeing this station turn > up (direct) on my 30-meter HF receive setup in Los Angeles > the last several nights. > > 19:59:41R ZS1TA-9>APRS,WIDE1-1,WIDE Port=2 <UI C > Len=21>: /025932h/N at o&5bqKY[?_ > > > Assuming the beacon IS valid, he is a sailboat in the > Pacific about 900 miles west of the coast of Ecuador. > > [ Time is local time Pacific Daylight Time. VOAprop > DOES suggest that 30 meters should be reasonably open to > that part of the world from here at this time.] > > 1) What is he doing expecting the path with > WIDEn-N to do on HF??? > > 2) I wonder how many local WIDE1-1 fill-in > digis he is encountering on the high seas of the Pacific? > > -- > > Stephen H. Smith wa8lmf (at) aol.com
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