Re-reading the information on the website, https://www.radiomarine.org/mrhs-operations, Night of Nights also includes K6KPH on amateur frequencies. Heard tonight: 3550 (best), 14050. Not heard on listed 21050, 18097.5 and 7050. All in CW mode.....Walt
On Mon, Jul 13, 2026 at 3:45 AM Volodya S <[email protected]> wrote: > I didn't see any postings for the upcoming Night of Nights from coastal > stations KFH and KFS. I was not home until a few minutes ago, and quickly > tuned in, as they are broadcasting until local midnight, I think. So far, > the following frequencies are being heard in CW: > KFH: 12808.5 (best of all, and strong into Masset). > 8642.0, 17016.8, and 6477.5 all audible, but not as strong. > not heard: 426, 500, 4247 and 22477.5 kHz. > None of the listed RTTY frequencies heard, so suspect not on the air > tonight: > 12585.5, 8427, and 6324.5 > > KFS: 12695.5 CW Very strong. > > A sample from KFH at 14 wpm: > > CODH NR 28 CKNC SANFRANCISCO RADIO/KPH 0115GMT 13 JULY <BT> TO > ALL SHIPS AND STATIONS <BT> THE BRANDON AMTTTR RADIO SOCIETY IN FLORIDA > SENDS GREETINGS TO EVERYONE PARTICIPAT > ING IN NIGHT OF NIGHTS WITH BEST WISHES TO THOSE WHO HELP KEEP THE > TRADITIONS OF CW OPERATION AT SEA ALIVE. VY > 73 <BT> DORIS HASKELL/WB9VDT <AR> P NR 29 CK NC SANFRANCISCORADIO/KPH > 0120GMT 13 JULY <BT> TO ALL TRUE > BELIEVERS <BT> MRHS MARKS THE RECENT PASSING OF BENJAMIN BALLARD. BALLARD > SERVED AS A RADIO OPERATOR FOR THREE > YEARS DURING WORLD WAR 2 AND THEN WORKED IN THE MARITIME RADIO INDUSTRY. > WE REMEMBER HIM AND ALL THOSE WHO > MADE MARTIME RADIO COMMUNICATIONS POSSIBLE. > > KFS broadcasts different programming. An example; > > CQ CQ DE KFS KFS KFS B QSX 12 PLEASE ANSWER HF CH3, so clearly calling > and waiting for a response. KFS sounds distorted compared to the clean > signal from KFH frequencies. > > Go get them! 73, Walt > _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list [email protected] http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/hard-core-dx http://www.hard-core-dx.com/ _______________________________________________ THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS FREE. It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/dsl.html
