Version: 13-jul-01 / Rev.: 13-Jun-11 / HBu
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Der als "night of the nights" angekündigte "Event" unter dem Namen "HISTORIC COAST STATION KPH RETURNS TO THE AIR!" lief ab 13. Juli 2001 00:01 utc. Hier in Norddeutschland war nach 00:00 utc lediglich auf der Frequenz 17016,5 kHz etwas zu hören. Es reichte aber nicht, um die Meldung(en) aufzunehmen. Die 12808,5 kHz war sehr laut von VTG (Bombay Naval) mit CW belegt, auf 4, 6 und 22 MHz war absolute Ruhe und auf der 8 MHz belegte ein Printer die Frequenz. Eric Earl in Atlanta GA. hat den grössten Teil der Begrüssungsmeldung aufgenommen. mni tks / 73 for QSP: Quote:
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de KPH
KPH
presents greetings to listeners world wide and to all the ships at ...
this is the second annual commemorative Broadcast from KPH, dedicated to
the men and women around the world who ... bravery and skill have brought
honor to the ti...... of radio telegraph. The ... morning KPH
will send traffic lists and weather information just as the station did
when it was in daily operation. But in addition we will send special commemorative
messages, ... sent by hand by members of the original KPH staff as well
as operators from KFS. And of course we will listen for calls from ships
at .. KPH is transmitting on 4247.0, 6477.5, 8642.0, 12808.5, 17016.5
and 22577.5 kc HF and on 500 and 426 kc MF. KPH operators will listen for
calls on 4074.0 , 6276.0, 8368.0,12552.0,16736.0 and 22280.5 kc on HF and
500 kc on MF KPH is operated by the maritime radio historical society in
cooperation with the Point Reyes national seashore part of the national
park service.
AR
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