Very interesting - the measurements I submitted were:

160: 1854317.63
80: 3857117.47
40: 7038806.11

40 (west coast): 7028351.61

I too got a  >1hz high error on W1AW on 40.  As I recall, the data had a 
double peak in it - think I picked the stronger peak which apparently was 
the wrong one.  Apparently the propagation on 40 was interesting when the 
test was run.

Cheers,

Bill (kd5tfd)

At 02:25 PM 12/28/2006, Connie Marshall wrote:

>Here are the W1AW FMT Numbers I just received from Joe, NJ1Q (W1AW Station
>Manager)
>160m - 1854317.5 Hz
>80m   - 3587117.5
>40m  -  7038804.9 Hz
>
>My copy of W1AW:
>160M  1854317.77 Hz
>   80M  3587117.95 Hz
>   40M  7038806.03 Hz
>I missed the 40m W1AW frequency by 1 Hz for some reason Hmmmmmm...... I will
>go back and replay my audio file and see if I made a math mistake some
>where.
>
>My copy of WA6ZTY
>40M - 7028351.545 Hz
>
>Connie
>K5CM
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