[HCDX] Unidentified NDB DOL on 1650 kHz

[Michael Oexner <michael.oexner@xxxxxx>]

Hola a todos,


recently I've seen DXers reporting an unidentified NDB with the
callsign DOL (Morse code -.. --- .-..) on 1650 kHz. This was e. g.
heard in Northern Denmark and in Sweden. Some people think this NDB could be located in
Argentina. Could you please listen to this frequency and let me know
whether you hear it and what you think where it might be located?

Years ago there used to be another NDB with callsign DOL on 235 kHz,
but this went QRT long ago. The QTH of this old NDB was Dolores and
the coordinates were given as S36 20 W057 43.

Thanks for all answers!

-- 
vy 73 + gd DX,

Michael


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