I've just spent two days updating the RSGB's 28MHz beacon list. I used the reverse beacon network and logged/updated the beacon list accordingly. This takes a lot of time as many of the "spots" are misread and have to be checked individually.
Beacons heard over the last three years are highlighted in red. I'm now happy that it is pretty up-to-date. The RBN has a beacon listing, but it is way out of date - GB3RAL is still listed and that hasn't been on for years.
I think this is the best way as it reflects beacons that are actually transmitting and not just listed. The full beacon list can be found on the propagation section of the RSGB website here: http://rsgb.org/main/files/2023/03/G3USFs-Worldwide-List-of-HF-Beacons.pdf
The actual changes are:
Change of freq/details:
28270.5 PY4MAB Pocos de CaldasGG68 2W
28193.1 LU2DT Mar del Plata GF12 5W
28208 WD5GLO Minco OK EM15ah 3W
28281 AG8Y Middletown OH EM79TL 7.5W
28273.8 WI4L Dalton GA EM74MS
28243 AA1SU VT FN34KL 5W
28209.5 N2UHC St Paul KS EM27JM 4W
28203.3 WB9OTX EN55 5W
28280.4 KE4IFI Lexington SC EM9JV 7W
Additions:
28297.9 K4JDR Raleigh, NC FM05 10W
28255.8 WB4NCT Athens, AL EM64 5W
28241.3 WW2BSA Warren, NJ FN20OU 7W
28260.8 IQ8BB Salerno JN70JQ
28178 IQ0GV Sora JN61TR 5W
28236.3 F1ZTS Rochefort in97QI 10W
28266.1 VK4RST St George QLD QG41HW 10W
28285.9 AJ4YN Chesapeake, VA FM16UO ? ?
28215 GB3MCB Cornwall, UK IO70OJ ?
28252.6 WD8INF Lebanon OH EM79VK 10W
28258.8 AC5JM Bartlesville OKEM16FT ?
28209 N5TIT Westminster, COEM12PX 10W
28206.5 N4SO Grand Bay, AL EM50tk 6W
28296.2 VE3IIM Hanover, ON EN94LD 4W
28321.4 IZ1KXQ La Spezia JN44WC 0.1W
28230.8 NG7I Ritzville WA DN07TC 5W
28202 WB7EUX Joseph, OR DN15JI 10W
28233.5 K7RA Seattle, WA CN87UQ 11W
28260 KC4QLP Little Falls NYFN23OB 10W
28245.3 K0WKT Black Dia. WA EN36WT 5W
28226 K6KWS Redwood City CA CM87VL 10W
28240.1 W8EDU Cleveland, OH EN91EM 10W
28206.9 N4XRO Burbank CA DM04UE 5W
28276 XE1JAL Xalapa EK19MM 5W
28230.3 W2MQO Grand Island FLEL98dv 10W
73 de Steve G0KYA
Chairman, RSGB Propagation Studies Committee
Very good! Never thought 10 meters can be so good.
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Hi Steve. I've started updating my 10m beacon list too, recording the ones I hear (MP3 'beaconbytes') and noting their actual callsigns and messages as sent on air (e.g. many have /B, some /BCN), plus the frequency as accurately as I can determine with my present setup. The idea is to make it easier to tentatively identify very weak beacons where we only copy the occasional characters on QSB peaks. See www.TinyURL.com/10mBeacons ... and feel free to use/copy any of the info, particularly for those I've copied in 2023. Others listed in grey text may be QRT, but I keep them in the list just in case they magically reappear some day. 73, Gary ZL2iFB
ReplyDeleteThat’s great Gary. I will definitely take a look. Regards, Steve G0KYA
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