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Please use the following list as an additional data source - the ship listings from around 404KHz may prove particularly useful:
[ William Hepburn's LF List ]

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Apr 2015

Which one do you mainly use?

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KHz	ID	LSB	USB	Sec	Fmt	'Name' and Location	S/P	ITU	GSQ	PWR	Notes	Heard In (Daytime reception is bold)	Listeners	Logs	First Logged	Last Logged
KHz	ID	LSB	USB	Sec	Fmt	'Name' and Location	S/P	ITU	GSQ	PWR	Notes	Heard In (Daytime reception is bold)	Listeners	Logs	First Logged	Last Logged	198	DIW	1043	1040	10.1		Dixon	NC	USA	FM14gn	2000		DOM AB AZ BC CA CO CT FL GA IA IL IN KS LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NB NC NE NH NJ NL NM NS NV NY OH ON OR PA QC SC TN TX UT VA VT WA WI WV	153	1047	1995-11-27	2020-05-24
198	IET			5		Unknown		XUU			UNID; Maybe ''negative'' of Y Also reported as 'Hearing IE with a longish dash and DAID after the E on 198 khz with 200+ cycle offset. Cycle is every 5 seconds' - Vernon Matheson 2005-07-10 Robert gaye suggests: 'Looks like YT to me. See there is a YT on 260 up your way... Maybe some intermod?' - 2005-07-11	NS	1	2	2005-07-10	2005-07-10

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