Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Pips on 670 kHz

["Mark Durenberger" <Mark4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That would probably be Cuba's Radio Reloj.  You would have heard "RR" in 
Morse at the end of each minute if it hadn't faded on you.

Regards,

Mark Durenberger

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From: "Mike Westfall, Lost Almost NM" <mwdx@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 12:03 PM
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Subject: [NRC-AM] Pips on 670 kHz

> I'm still wondering if anyone might have any idea of what station
> broadcast 875 Hz pips that I found on my 670 kHz recording at 0200 MST
> (0900 UTC) on 10 Mar 2012 during the WSCR down time. The pips lasted
> for 15 seconds as shown in the spectrogram linked below.
>
> Audio: 
> http://mesamike.org/radio/mwdx/audio/Unid/UNID_PIPS-670-20120310_0200.mp3
> Spectrogram: 
> http://mesamike.org/radio/mwdx/pics/UNID_PIPS-670-20120310_0200.PNG
>
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