[Lowfer] Who actually has a lowFER beacon " On The Air " ??

[EVP]

      'One of these days' the west coast will be back on with IZJ and 
PLI at least.  Been off a long time for various reasons.

Ed

k2ors at verizon.net wrote:

>That makes a total of 7 (SEVEN).
>
>There are according to the ARRL 694,346 licensed amateurs in the U.S.
>7/694,346 = 0.001% 
>That does not count the Part 5 stations.
>
>Still, gives you an idea of what a vanishingly small minority we are talking about!!!!!!
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>73 Warren K2ORS
>          WD2XGJ
>          WD2XSH/23
>          WE2XEB/2
>          WE2XGR/1
>
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>Oct 2, 2010 04:32:10 PM, lowfer at mailman.qth.net wrote:
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>In a message dated 10/2/2010 4:20:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
>k5wms at centurytel.net writes:
>
>Add WMS  at the watering hole. 185301.8khz
>Correction to Paul's Frequency  : 
> 
> OK I have  tried to compile a list of known Lowfers currently operating, 
>to be on  
>the lookout for, with frequencies, using some recent postings from Andy and 
> others :
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>SIW - 185.2993 KHz  QRSS60  24/7 K3SIW  Garry Near  Elgin, IL
>          Watering Hole
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>UWL - 185.302 KHz  QRSS30   24/7  Eric  Edmond,  OK
>          Watering Hole
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>WMS - 185.301.8 KHz QRSS30   24/7  K5WMS  Paul   Jacksonville, AR
>          Watering  Hole
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>WEB - 189.950 KHz  QRSS30   24/7  Bill    Rosenberg, TX
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>TAG - 185.800 KHz   WOLF   24/7?   W1TAG  John  Holden, MA
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>EAR - 188.830 KHz  QRSS-30    24/7    Saltford, ON 
> 
> 
>73 - Todd WD4NGG
>