A VERY interesting commemorative special event Night of Nights X Final Information
HISTORIC MORSE CODE RADIO STATIONS RETURN TO THE AIR FOR “NIGHT OF NIGHTS IX”
o Station KPH will return to the air!
o MRHS station KSM will be on the air.
o Station KFS will return to the air!
o Coast Stations WLO and KLB will join in.
o Amateur station K6KPH, with commercial operators at the key, will be QRV for signal reports.
o Operations begin at 1701pdt 12 July, 0001gmt 13 July. We usually continue two way operations for about 6 hours but broadcasts on the commercial stations KPH, KFS and KSM may continue after that.
If you’re not already a member, join the MRHS mailing list for late information. Just send an email message to: Radiomarine-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Usually heard on the 6,8,12 mhz bands......
Look up KFS on the web , it will give the frequencies..
MORE INFO
Word has just been received from Rene at Shipcom LLC that KLB will be on the air for night of nights on 8582.5 and MF (488kc and 500kc A2!). WLO will also participate on the same frequencies as last year (4343.0, 8658.0, 12992.0 and 16968.5kc) but may not have 2Mc (2055.5kc). They will listen on ITU HF channel 3 in all bands for calls. See our Web site (http://www.radiomar ine,org) for details on the calling channels.
Check out the Shipcom Web site for information about all the services they provide. It was Rene and the staff at WLO that stood tall in the finest traditions of the sewrvice during and after hurricane Katrina, handling comms when the USCG site was damaged.
http://www.shipcom. com/
The Radio Department at SS AMERICAN VICTORY/KKUI has advised that they will be on the air as well. They didn't specify a frequency but they usually call KSM on 12552.0kc so that would be a good channel to monitor.
The folks at KKUI have done wonderful work on the ship in general and the radio room in particular. See their Web site at:
http://www.american victory.org/
DOCTOR/795
HISTORIC MORSE CODE RADIO STATIONS RETURN TO THE AIR FOR “NIGHT OF NIGHTS IX”
o Station KPH will return to the air!
o MRHS station KSM will be on the air.
o Station KFS will return to the air!
o Coast Stations WLO and KLB will join in.
o Amateur station K6KPH, with commercial operators at the key, will be QRV for signal reports.
o Operations begin at 1701pdt 12 July, 0001gmt 13 July. We usually continue two way operations for about 6 hours but broadcasts on the commercial stations KPH, KFS and KSM may continue after that.
If you’re not already a member, join the MRHS mailing list for late information. Just send an email message to: Radiomarine-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
Usually heard on the 6,8,12 mhz bands......
Look up KFS on the web , it will give the frequencies..
MORE INFO
Word has just been received from Rene at Shipcom LLC that KLB will be on the air for night of nights on 8582.5 and MF (488kc and 500kc A2!). WLO will also participate on the same frequencies as last year (4343.0, 8658.0, 12992.0 and 16968.5kc) but may not have 2Mc (2055.5kc). They will listen on ITU HF channel 3 in all bands for calls. See our Web site (http://www.radiomar ine,org) for details on the calling channels.
Check out the Shipcom Web site for information about all the services they provide. It was Rene and the staff at WLO that stood tall in the finest traditions of the sewrvice during and after hurricane Katrina, handling comms when the USCG site was damaged.
http://www.shipcom. com/
The Radio Department at SS AMERICAN VICTORY/KKUI has advised that they will be on the air as well. They didn't specify a frequency but they usually call KSM on 12552.0kc so that would be a good channel to monitor.
The folks at KKUI have done wonderful work on the ship in general and the radio room in particular. See their Web site at:
http://www.american victory.org/
DOCTOR/795
