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Re: [IRCA] 1650 Mystery Beacon "SAC"



Any further updates on this?

It just faded in here (EN71) at 2145z on my South antenna. Came up pretty quickly. 2140z there was nothing. Sunset terminator crossing from Maine/Nova Scotia down across the Eastern Atlantic into the middle of northern South America. (Geez, that sounded confusing...) Gulf of Mexico still pretty far away from sunset yet.

I wonder if it's mobile? (Marine comms of some kind...)

Mark in IN

On 2016-10-29 8:00 pm, Rick Dau wrote:
Les, I'm on the NDB listserver, as well.  I saw your note that your
had contacted Southern Avionics, but that they had said that it was
not they with the mystery NDB on 1650.  With Craig in Oviedo, Florida
stating that he was getting it strongest on a SW bearing from his QTH,
I'm wondering if this is emanating from some offshore drilling
platform in the Gulf?



73,

Rick Dau

South Omaha, Nebraska EN21af

Sony ICF-2010

+ Grundig AN-200 (for MW)

and Quantum Q-Stick and Ratzlaff loop (for NDBs on LW)


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Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1650 Mystery Beacon "SAC"

Yes, I passed the SAC reception info on to ndblist yesterday. One guy in
FL heard SAC; and one guy in France heard it and even included an audio
clip. It seems to have 400 Hz sidebands. No one on ndblist has any
additional info. It's a brand new signal at least for ndblist.

Steve AA7U

near Sahuarita, AZ


On 10/29/2016 10:28 AM, Les Rayburn wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone on this list is also a member of the NDB E-Mail List on Yahoo Groups? I used to subscribe, but had to cancel to cut down on the amount of e-mail I'm receiving.

Someone in that group might have more information on this mysterious signal.

It was audible last night from just before sunset, until just before sunrise this morning here in Central Alabama. Peak was right at sunset, where at times, this signal was the loudest one on the channel.


73,

Les Rayburn, N1LF
121 Mayfair Park
Maylene, AL
EM63nf

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