[Scan-DC] 311.0 Mhz 30-character messages ?

[Larry Van Horn]

>Has anybody heard these before?  What are they? 

The staff of the World Utility News group has gotten this question so
many times we now have a report on our website to answer Travis'
question. EAM broadcast are transmitted in several areas of the radio
spectrum including 311.0, 321.0 and 323.8 MHz to name a few. The most
commo place to catch EAM broadcast is in the HF spectrum.

For Travis and the rest of the list who want to learn about EAM
broadcast go to: http://www.wunclub.com/files/eam.html

You will also find EAM afreqs and much more in my current monthly WUN
newsletter Military-Government HF column at:  
http://www.wunclub.com/newsletter/v10/n12/mla.html

And finally you will find additional information and frequencies
including EAM broadcast frequencies in the Monitoring Times Reference
Library on our website at:
http://www.monitoringtimes.com/html/reference_library.html

As always all this stuff is FREE!!!

73 de Chief

Larry Van Horn, N5FPW USN (Ret)
Monitoring Times Assistant Editor and Milcom Columnist
WUN Military/Government Newsletter Columnist
Grove Enterprises Technical Support Department
Telephone: V-828-837-9200/800-438-8155/F-828-837-2216


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[mailto:scan-dc-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Travis
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 9:43 PM
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Subject: [Scan-DC] 311.0 Mhz 30-character messages ?


Has anybody heard these before?  What are they?  I had a very strong
signal in Loudoun Co, even when I switched to FM.  I recorded it but I
still can't make out what he identifies himself as at the end.


Travis

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