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CLE FIN1:n aikaan kuulimme kolleegan kanssa tunnistamattoman aseman CSO 520kHz. Se kuului kohtuullisesti miniwhipeillä, mutta melko huonosti lännen suuntaan olevalla 500m langalla.
Oli kuultavissa kahtena iltana peräkkäin, sen jälkeen ei mitään. Kukaan muu ei ollut sitä aikaisemmin raportoinut, kunnes nyt on alkanut tapahtua:
"Tjærand S. Bauge
> Back from work, and I am tuned to 520 looking for OO or OO OO -hi
> But instead i found a very strong daytimer CSO on frequency. Almost local.
> My bearing is 260/80, and I am pretty sure it is located in the North Sea
> somewhere. I took the bearing with my sony 7600G's internal antenna.
>
> I have never heard it before - so I guess it is not 24/7.
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Matthias Swoch
Still on air (1923z). At 520.403 with a fair signal and 1 in 7".
I have never seen it before. LSB surely covered by NAVTEX.
73 de Matthias
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Peter Conway g3ufi
Hearing CSO-520 here, on 519.600 / 520.400 with 2s gaps. Signal rather prone
to deep fading at present 2000 utc. Can't get a decent bearing at this time.
Will keep a watch on channel.
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Roelof Bakker
UNID CSO-520 is audible here as well at 21:10 UTC
It suffers from fading quite a bit, so I think is not very close.
My guess is around 800 - 1000 km
It certainly is coming from the north.
My "static fighter" is on and eliminates the static from the south.
Maybe I can make a bearing when the static is a bit less.
It is very bad tonight.
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Peter Conway g3ufi
CSO-520 – the loop seems to indicate the nulls are around NW/SE roughly so best direction seems NE/SW
But fading doesn’t help the check too much. Certainly don’t think it will be a daytimer here – will check tomorrow.
Fairly good signal at 2127utc.
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