[aprssig] Transatlantic HF monitoring...

[Bill Diaz]

Steve,
     Apparently N2XE is the call used with the 20m and 40m beacons.  
According to http://www.projectbluehorizon.com/#mission some position 
beacons have been received on 30m overnight.

twitter:
High level design diagram of PBH-18, the mission payload is home t0 N2XE 
30m, 40m beacons and the KD2AUC-1 APRS #PBHVI http://t.co/ynY9tx8g 
(NaN/NaN/NaN @ NaN:NaN)

    The above link for the design diagram does not work.  Try 
http://twitter.com/#!/PBHVI/status/183839024455221250/photo/1  No 
information about the payload though.

Bill KC9XG



On 3/24/2012 9:54 PM, Steve Noskowicz wrote:
> I also heard someone tuning up, but never IDing.
>
> Sent from my Knight-Kit Crystal Set.
> -- 
> 73, Steve, K9DCI
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>     I was updating my netbooks software for my remote HF site and
>     listened in on the 40M frequency at the specific time.
>     Heard lots of numbers (my CW is very rusty!) with a good signal
>     here in NH on a Cobra Dipole Antenna (160 - 6M). Will try again on
>     Sunday, maybe record it?
>     73 de Kriss KA1GJU
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