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DX Morse Code tonight 7/12 from ship to shore xmtrs

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Goldilocks94941

The "Night of Nights" firing up of the old ship to shore morse code transmitters off the coast of Northern California and other locales appears to be in progresss tonight. Info about this annual shortwave DX observance is in the link below.

I'm heading home shortly to see if I can pick up KPH from Pt Reyes, California up here in Seattle on my old Panasonic tabletop AM.FM.SW radio. There's also a Seattle area station, KLB, that's also supposed to be transmitting, among a few others. See the link below for info and frequencies.

Good luck getting your dusy old shortwave radios to work tonight to hear transmissions from historic transmitters, specially turned on for tonight.

http://www.radiomarine.org/gallery/show?keyword=nonxi&panel=pab1_5#pab1_5[url]
 
Well I don't know morse code all that well, but here we go
Recieved with a Grundig Sattelit 750 stock Antenna
25 Miles N. Of Dallas In McKinney, TX
All signals pretty strong
Beacons heard on
421 kHz
429 kHz
6477.5 kHz KPH
6474 kHz KSM
8438.3 kHz KSM
8658 kHz WLO
8582.5 kHz KLB
8368.0 kHz KLB responding message
7050 K6KPH reception reports

429 kHz Morse Signal
dit-dit-dit - dah dit dit dit - dit dit dit -
421 kHz Morse
dit - dit dit dit dit
 
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