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Radio amateurs transmit Morse code, data
including email, slow scan TV pictures (SSTV) and phone messages to each other.
Radio amateurs are not allowed to transmit any business type information. In
the UK amateurs are allowed to transmit third party greeting
messages. Many yachtsmen use amateur radio as way of keeping in touch
with each other. Information exchanged includes weather reports, exchange
messages and give your passage plan details to someone ashore.
| Net |
Frequency |
Times GMT |
| Weather & Cocktail
Net - Caribbean |
7086 kHz |
0730 & 1630 local
time |
| UK maritime mobile net
|
14303 kHz |
0800 & 1800 |
| European maritime mobile
net |
14297.5 kHz |
1900 |
| Pacific Seafarer's
net |
14313 kHz |
0325 |
Amateur band frequencies
| Band |
Morse |
Data |
Phone |
SSTV |
| 160 |
1810 - 1838 |
1838 - 1842 kHz |
1842 -2000 LSB |
|
| 80 |
3500 - 3580 |
3580 - 3600 kHz |
3620 - 3800 LSB |
3730 - 3740 |
| 40 |
7000 - 7035 |
7035 - 7045 kHz |
7045 - 7200 LSB |
|
| 30 |
10100 - 10140 |
10140 - 10150 |
|
|
| 20 |
14000 - 14070 |
14070 - 14112 |
14112 - 14350 USB |
14225 - 14235 |
| 17 |
18068 - 18100 |
18100 - 18109 |
18111 - 18168 USB |
|
| 15 |
21000 - 21080 |
21080 - 21120 |
21151 - 21450 USB |
21335 - 21345 |
| 12 |
24890 - 24920 |
24920 - 24929 |
24931 - 24990 USB |
|
| 10 |
28000 - 28199 |
28050 - 28150 |
28200 - 29200 USB |
28675 - 28685 |
There are a large number broadcast stations
on the HF bands, most countries seem to transmit at some time of the day on the
HF bands in one language or another. The most popular broadcast station is
the BBC World Service which transmits to various parts of the world at
different times of the day.
| Band |
Frequency kHz |
BBC
world service |
| 120 metres |
2300 - 2495 kHz |
|
| 90 metres |
3200 - 3400 kHz |
|
| 75 metres |
3950 - 4000 kHz |
|
| 60 metres |
4750 - 5060 kHz |
|
| 49 metres |
5850 - 6200 kHz |
5875 kHz, 5975 kHz, 6195 kHz |
| 41 metres |
7100 - 7350 kHz |
7160 kHz, 7325 kHz |
| 31 metres |
9400 - 9900 kHz |
9410 kHz, 9740 kHz |
| 25 metres |
11600 - 12050 kHz |
11760 kHz, 12095 kHz |
| 21 metres |
13570 - 13870 kHz |
|
| 19 metres |
15100 - 15800 kHz |
15310 kHz, 15400 kHz, 15420 kHz, 15575 kHz |
| 16 metres |
17480 - 17900 kHz |
17640 kHz, 17830 kHz |
| 13 metres |
21450 - 21850 kHz |
21470 kHz, 21660 kHz |
| 11 metres |
25500 - 25670 kHz |
|
| Stations
are 5 kHz a part and all transmissions are AM |
The frequencies used for marine
communications are internationaly agreed by the International Telecommunication
Union (ITU). Below you will find a list of HF frequencies. In the main most
frequencies are Duplex and intended for ship to shore use. Some bands do have
simplex channels which can be used for either ship to shore or intership
working. Marine Distress Frequencies (Radio Telephone (R/T) & DSC)
| Band |
R/T Frequency |
DSC Frequency |
Day Time Range |
Night Time Range |
| MF |
2182 kHz |
2187.5 kHz |
150 nm |
500 nm |
| HF4 |
4125 kHz |
4207.5 kHZ |
300 nm |
1000 nm |
| HF6 |
6215 kHz |
6312 kHz |
600 nm |
1500 nm |
| HF8 |
8291 kHz |
8414.5 kHZ |
1000 nm |
2000 nm |
| HF12 |
12290 kHz |
12577 kHz |
2500 nm |
|
| HF16 |
16420 kHz |
16804.5 kHz |
|
|
| VHF |
156.800 MHz (Ch16) |
156.525 MHz (Ch 70) |
30 nm |
30 nm |
NOTE: Range is for guidance only and will depending on
your operating conditions. 4 MHz simplex ship to ship HF frequencies, shared
with fixed services C-1
| 4000 kHz |
40003 kHz |
40006 kHz |
4009 kHz |
4012 kHz |
4015 kHz |
4018 kHz |
| 4021 kHz |
4024 kHz |
4027 kHz |
4030 kHz |
4033 kHz |
4036 kHz |
4039 kHz |
| 4042 kHz |
4045 kHz |
4048 kHz |
4051 kHz |
4054 kHz |
4057 kHz |
4060 kHz |
8 MHz simplex ship to ship HF frequencies, shared
with fixed services C-2
| 8101 kHz |
8104kHz |
8107 kHz |
8110 kHz |
8113 kHz |
8116 kHz |
8119 kHz |
| 8122 kHz |
8125 kHz |
8128kHz |
8131 kHz |
8134 kHz |
8137 kHz |
8140 kHz |
| 8143 kHz |
8146 kHz |
8149 kHz |
8152 kHz |
8155 kHz |
8158 kHz |
8161 kHz |
| 8164 kHz |
8167 kHz |
8170 kHz |
8173 KHz |
8176 kHz |
8179 kHz |
8182 kHz |
| 8185 kHz |
8188 kHz |
8191 kHz |
|
|
|
|
Primary HF ship to ship frequencies
| ID |
2 MHz |
4 MHz |
6 MHz |
8 MHz |
12 MHz |
16 MHz |
18 MHz |
22 MHz |
25 MHz |
| A |
2065.0 kHz |
4146 kHz |
6224 khz |
8294 kHz |
12353 kHz |
16528 kHz |
18825 kHz |
22159 kHz |
25100 kHz |
| B |
2079.0 kHz |
4149 kHz |
6227 kHz |
8297 kHz |
12356 kHz |
16531 kHz |
18828 kHz |
22162 kHz |
25103 kHz |
| C |
2093.0 kHz |
|
6230 kHz |
|
12359 kHz |
16534 kHz |
18831 kHz |
22165 kHz |
25106 kHz |
| D |
2096.5 kHz |
|
|
|
12362 kHz |
16537 kHz |
18834 kHz |
22168 kHz |
25109 kHz |
| E |
2214.0 kHz |
|
|
|
12365 kHz |
16540 kHz |
18837 kHz |
22171 kHz |
25112 kHz |
| F |
|
|
|
|
|
16543 kHz |
18840 kHz |
22174 kHz |
25115 kHz |
| G |
|
|
|
|
|
16546 kHz |
18843 kHz |
22177 kHz |
25118 kHz |
Listening times The best time to listen is
early morning 0600 to 0930 and in the evenings 1800 to 2100 local time, this is
when radio conditions are ideal. You should hear a number of yachtsmen talking
to each other although in Northern Europe it is not so popular compared to the
the Mediterranean and Caribbean.
| Caribbean Weather Center
http://www.caribwx.com/ |
Watch Times UTC/GMT |
|
| 4045 kHz |
1030 to 1100 & 1200 to 1230
UTC |
|
| 6221 kHz |
1330 to 1345 UTC |
|
| 8104 kHz |
1230 to 1300 UTC |
|
| 8137 kHz |
1100 to 1200 UTC |
|
| 12350 kHz |
1300 to 1315 UTC |
|
| 16526 kHz |
1315 to 1330 UTC |
|
You can make link calls (telephone calls)
from your yacht via the following coast radio stations. NOTE: ITU channel
are duplex (split frequency), e.g. coast station transmits on one frequency and
the ship transmit on a different (lower) frequency. Where (Tx in
kHz) this is the coast station transit frequency, the frequency you may
wish to monitor. Frequency split; the number of kHz that has to be deducted
to get the ships transmit frequency
| Station |
Callsign |
4MHz |
6MHz |
8MHz |
12MHz |
16MHz |
18MHz |
22MHz |
|
ITU duplex channels |
|
401 to 429 |
601 to 608 |
801 to 837 |
1201 to 1241 |
1601 to 1656 |
1801 to 1815 |
2201 to 2253 |
| Frequency split |
|
-292kHz |
-301kHz |
-524kHz |
-847kHz |
-882kHz |
-978kHz |
-696kHz |
DISTRESS
(Tx in kHz) |
|
421
(4417) |
606
(6516) |
821
(8779) |
1221
(13137) |
1621
(17302) |
1806
(19770) |
2221
(22756) |
|
Olympia, Greece(Tx in kHz) |
SVN |
424
(4426) |
|
806
(8734) |
1232
(13170) |
1640
(17359z) |
|
2217
(22744) |
| Oostende Radio, Belgium (Tx in kHz) |
OST |
411
(4387) |
|
815
(8761) |
1207
(13095) |
1630
(17329) |
|
|
|
Lyngby, Denmark(Tx in kHz) |
OZX |
418
(4408) |
|
808
(8740) |
1203
(13083) |
|
|
|
Monaco Radio
(Tx in kHz) |
3AC |
403
(4363) |
|
804
(8728) |
1224
(13146) |
1607
(17260) |
|
2225
(22768) |
Hefa radio Israel
(Tx in kHz) |
4XO |
|
|
810
(8746) |
|
1617
(17290) |
|
|
Istanbul, Turkey
(Tx in kHz) |
TAH |
417
(4405) |
|
832
(8812) |
1218
(13128) |
|
|
|
Lisboa, Portugal
(Tx in kHz) |
CUL |
|
|
802
(8722) |
1203
(13083) |
1615
(17284) |
|
|
Madrid Spain
(Tx in kHz) |
EHY |
|
|
804
(8728) |
1201
(13077) |
1637
(17350) |
|
|
Rijeka, Croatia
(Tx in kHz) |
9AR |
408
(4378) |
|
810
(8746) |
1229
(13161) |
|
|
|
Roma, Italy
(Tx in kHz) |
IAR |
412
(4390)421
(4417) |
|
836
(8713)821
(8779) |
1221
(13137)1236
(13182) |
1621
(17302)1646
(17377) |
|
2221
(22756) |
Shipcom -
USA
(Tx in kHz) |
KLB |
417
(4405) |
|
805
(8731) |
1209
(13101) |
1624
(17311) |
|
|
Shipcom -
USA
(Tx in kHz) |
WLO |
405
(4369)
414
(4396) |
607
(6519) |
824
(8788)
830
(8806) |
1212
(13110)
1226
(13152) |
1607
(17260)
1641
(17362) |
1807
(19773) |
2237
(22804) |
Barbados
(Tx in kHz) |
8PO |
|
|
816
(8764) |
1213
(13113) |
|
|
|
Jamaica
(Tx in kHz) |
|
405
(4369) |
605
(6513) |
812
(8752) |
1224
(13146) |
|
|
|
USA
coastguard working channels
(Tx in kHz) |
|
424
(4426) |
601
(6501) |
816
(8764) |
1205
(13089) |
1625
(17314) |
|
|
Brunei
Bay Radio
(Tx in kHz) |
V8V2222 |
428
(4351) |
608
(6522) |
835
(8710) |
1239
(13191) |
|
1804
(19764) |
2229
(22780) |
| Station |
Frequency USB |
UK Coastguards in local
time |
| Aberdeen Coastguard, UK |
2226 kHz |
0730 & 1930 |
| Clyde Coastguard, UK |
1883 kHz |
0810 & 2010 |
| Falmouth Coastguard, UK |
2226 kHz |
0710 & 1910 |
| Humber Coastguard, UK |
2226 kHz |
0750 & 1950 |
| Shetland Coastguard, UK |
2226 kHz |
0710 & 1910 |
| Stornoway Coastguard, UK |
1743 kHz |
0710 & 1910 |
|
|
Below in GMT times |
| Malin Head , Ireland |
1677 KHz |
0033, 0433, 0833, 1233, 1633, 2033 |
| Valentia Radio, Ireland |
1752 kHz |
0233, 0633, 1033, 1433, 1833, 2233 |
| Oostende Radio, Belgium |
2761 kHz |
0233, 0633, 1033 1433, 1833, 2233 |
| Netherlands Coastguard |
3673 kHz |
0333, 0733, 1133, 1533, 1933, 2333 |
| Gris-Nez, France |
1650 kHz |
0650 & 1850 |
| Corsen, France |
1650 & 2677 kHz |
0815 & 2015 |
La Garde, Frence
Mediterranean
Coast |
1696 & 2677 kHz |
0650, 0833, 1433, 1603, 1850 |
| Machichaco, Spain |
1707 kHz |
0703, 1303, 1903 |
| Cabo de Penas, Spain |
1677 kHz |
0703, 1303, 1903 |
| Coruna, Spain |
1698 kHz |
0703, 1303, 1903 |
| Finisterre, Spain |
1764 kHz |
0703, 1303, 1903 |
| Chipiona, Spain |
1656 kHz |
0733, 1233, 1933 |
| Tarifa, Spain |
1704 kHz |
0733, 1233, 1933 |
| Cado de Gata, Spain |
1767 kHz |
0750, 1303, 1950 |
| Palma, Spain |
1755 kHz |
0750, 1303, 1950 |
| Arrecife, Canary Isles |
1644 kHz |
0803, 1233, 1903 |
| Las Palma, Canary Isles |
1689 kHz |
0803, 1233, 1903 |
Alges, Horta, Monsanto -
Portugal
Ponta Delgada - The Azores
Porto Santo - Maderia
|
2657 kHz |
|
| Ancona, Italy |
2656 kHz |
0133, 0433, 0733, 0933, 1333, 1733,
1933, 2133 |
| Rome, Italy |
1888 kHz |
|
| Haifa, Israel |
2649 kHz |
0303, 0703, 1103, 1503, 1903, 2303 |
| US Coastguard |
2670 kHz |
|
US Coastguard HF frequencies
| US
Coastguard Weather Transmissions |
| Station and
Callsign |
Frequencies |
Times (GMT) |
| USCG Chesapeake (NMN) |
4426 kHz, 6501 kHz, 8764 kHz, 13089
kHz, 17314 kHz |
0330, 0515, 0930, 1115, 1530, 1715,
2130, 2315 |
| USCG Pt Reyes (NMC) |
4426 kHz, 6501 kHz, 8764 kHz, 13089
kHz, 17314 kHz |
0430, 1030, 1630, 2230 |
| USCG New Orleans (NMG) |
4316 kHz, 8502 kHz, 12788 kHz, |
0330, 0515, 0930, 1115, 1530, 1715,
2130, 2315 |
| USCG Honolulu (NMO) |
6501 kHz, 8764 kHz, 13089 kHz |
0005, 0600, 1200, 1800 |
Australian HF weather frequencies
| Australia
Coastguard Weather Transmissions |
| Station and
Callsign |
Frequencies |
Times (CST) |
| Wiluna W. Australia (VMW) |
2056 kHz, 4149 kHz, 6230 kHz, 8113 kHz,
12362 kHz, 16528 kHz |
0300, 0700, 1100, 1500, 1900, 2300 |
| Charleville S. Australia (VMC) |
2201 kHz, 4426 kHz, 6507 kHz, 8176 kHz,
12365 kHz, 16546 kHz |
0200, 0600, 1000, 1400, 1800, 2200 |
| Frequency |
Comments |
| 2182kHz |
MF International distress
frequency for ship, aircraft and survival craft. |
| 3023kHz |
Intercommunications between
mobile stations engaged in coordintion of search and rescue. |
| 4125kHz |
Distress and safety traffic
by radiotelephone |
| 5680kHz |
Intercommunications between
mobile stations engaged in coordintion of search and rescue. |
| 6125kHz |
Distress and safety traffic
by radiotelephone |
| 8364kHz |
Designated for use by
survival craft stations. |
The Atlantic pressure and synoptic charts
are transmitted via HF SSB radio by the following stations:-
| RN
Northwood (GYA) England |
Offenbach (DDH), Germany |
Halifax (CFH), Canada |
US
Coastguard (NMF) Boston |
| 2618.5
(2616.6) kHz* |
3855
(3853.1) kHz |
4271
(4269.1) kHz |
4235
(4233.1) kHz* |
| 4610
(4608.1) kHz |
7880
(7878.1) kHz |
6496.4
(6494.5) kHz |
6340.5
(6338.6) kHz |
| 8040
(8038.1) kHz |
13882.5
(13880.6) kHz |
10536
(10534.1) kHz |
9110 kHz
(9108.1) kHz |
| 11086.5
(11084.6) kHz |
|
13510
(13508.1) kHz |
12750
(12748.1) kHz |
| 18261
(18259.1) kHz* |
|
|
|
| (USB
frequency) Tune to the frequency in () on a USB receiver. * NOT 24 hour
operation |
To receive weatherfax broadcast use a SSB receiver
in USB/J3E mode and tune to the above frequencies in the brackets which are 1.9
kHz low of frequency. E.G. For RN Northwood on 8040 kHz tune to 8038.1 kHz
in USB/J3E mode.
Weather bulletins in plan text is broacast
onnthe following frequencies:-
World-wide
NAVTEX |
US Coastguard
using Sitor (NBDP) |
German weather
service Hamburg |
| 490 (488.1) kHz |
8416.6 (8414.7) kHz |
4583 (4581.1) kHz |
| 518 (516.1) kHz |
12579 (12577.1) kHz |
7646 (7644.1) kHz |
| 4209.5 (4207.6) kHz |
16806.5 (16804.6)
kHz |
10100.8 (10098.9)
kHz |
| |
22376 (22374.1) kHz |
|
| International NAVTEX is transmitted on 518
kHz. |
Transmittions
from more then 1 location. |
RTTY
Speed = 50 Baud |
To receive text broadcast use a SSB receiver in
USB/J3E mode and tune to the above frequencies in the brackets which are 1.9
kHz low of frequency. E.G. For Hamburg on 10100.8 kHz tune to 10098.9 kHz
in USB/J3E mode.
Weather Information is transmitted to
aircraft by speech. If you have access to a low cost SSB receiver you should
have no problem receiving any of these transmissions.
To decode weather fax
and text message you will need to have a computer and appropriate software
which can be down loaded from the Internet.
Speech Weather
Transmissions Weather information is transmitted on the Aeronautical band and
gives the current weather conditions at airports around Europe.
Frequencies are:-
| VOLMET |
Frequency |
Times |
| Shannon
Volmet |
3413
kHz
5505 kHz
8957 kHz
11306 kHz
13264 kHz |
On the hour and half hour :-
- 0:00 Frankfurt, Brussels, Hamburg, Frankfurt,
Bonn, Munich
- 0:05 London, Amsterdam, Manchester, Shannon,
Prestwick
- 0:10 Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Helsinki,
Dublin
- 0:15 Madrid, Lisbon, Athens, Paris, Lion
- 0:20 Rome, Milan, Zurich, Geneva
|
| RAF
Volmet |
5450
kHz
11253 kHz |
24 hours service |
| New York
Radio |
6604 kHz,
10051 kHz,
13270 kHz |
24 hours service |
Information and
format of transmisson for each airport includes:-
- Station & Time recorded
- Wind speed & direction
- CAV OK = Visibility, weather and cloud good.
- Visibility
- Weather
- Cloud height in feet.
- Temperature & Due Point
- QNH = Air pressure
- NO SIG = No significant change.
Aircraft crossing the Atlantic still use SSB
to communicate with the National Air Traffic Service (NATS) in Shannon, Ireland
and Gander, Canada.
| Band |
NATS frequencies in kHz |
| 2850 kHz - 3025 kHz |
2872 kHz, 2899 kHz, 2971 kHz, 3016 kHz |
| 3400 kHz - 3500 kHz |
3413 kHz, 3476 kHz |
| 4650 kHz - 4700 kHz |
4675 kHz |
| 5450 kHz- 5730 kHz |
5610 kHz, 5670 kHz, 5598 kHz, 5616 kHz, 5649
kHz |
| 6525 kHz - 6685 kHz |
6622 kHz |
| 8815 kHz - 8965 kHz |
8831 kHz, 8864 kHz, 8879 kHz, 8891 kHz, 8906 kHz,
8957 kHz |
| 10005 kHz - 10100
kHz |
|
| 11175 kHz - 11400
kHz |
11279 kHz, 11336 kHz |
| 13200 kHz - 13360
kHz |
13291 kHz, 13306 kHz |
| 17900 kHz - 18030
kHz |
17946 kHz |
| 21924 kHz - 22000
kHz |
|
| 23200 kHz - 23350
kHz |
|
| Air Rescue |
3020 kHz, 4718 kHz, 5680 kHz, 9001 kHz |
To use SSB Email your require a SSB radio
such as the ICOM
IC-M801, a radio modem and a computer running Mircosoft Windows.
SSB Email frequencies for
Kiel Radio (DA0)
|
Station:
DAO Location: Kiel Germany |
|
PACTOR-III
Ship station dial frequencies
in Khz. |
Channel ID(Callsign given in morse
code) |
Status |
| RX |
TX |
| 2628.5 |
2550.0 |
DAO-2A |
ON AIR |
| 2846.5 |
2547.0 |
DA02B |
OFF AIR |
| 4242.5 |
4164.5 |
DAO-4A |
ON AIR |
| 42635 |
4168.5 |
DAO-4B |
OFF AIR |
| 6434.0 |
6257.5 |
DAO-6A |
OFF AIR |
| 8510.4 |
8328.5 |
DAO-8A |
OFF AIR |
| 8637.0 |
8336.5 |
DAO-8B |
ON AIR |
| 12762.0 |
12412.5 |
DAO-12A |
ON AIR |
| 12831.0 |
124165 |
DAO-12B |
ONAIR |
| 16978.9 |
16613.5 |
DAO-17A |
OFF AIR |
| 17046.5 |
16609.5 |
DAO-17B |
ON AIR |
SSB Email frequencies for
MarineNet Radio (WKS)
Station: WKS
Location: Jupiter, Florida. |
|
Dial Frequency Khz.
Ship station dial frequencies in
Khz. |
Channel ID(Callsign given in morse code) |
Status |
|
4451.3 |
WKS-4A |
OFF AIR |
| 4593.3 |
WKS-4B |
ON AIR |
| 5258.3 |
WKS-5A |
ON AIR |
| 5283.3 |
WKS-5B |
ON AIR |
| 7523.3 |
WKS-7A |
ON AIR |
| 7568.3 |
WKS-7B |
ON AIR |
| 9058.3 |
WKS-9A |
ON AIR |
| 9158.3 |
WKS-9B |
ON AIR |
| 12113.3 |
WKS-12A |
ON AIR |
| 12163.3 |
WKS-12B |
ON AIR |
| 13893.3 |
WKS-13A |
ON AIR |
| 13908.3 |
WKS-13B |
OFF AIR |
| 18188.3 |
WKS-18A |
OFF AIR |
| 18288.3 |
WKS-18B |
OFF AIR |
| 19808.3 |
WKS-19A |
OFF AIR |
| 19833.3 |
WKS-19B |
OFF AIR |
| 22868.3 |
WKS-22A |
OFF AIR |
| 22898.3 |
WKS-22B |
OFF AIR |
| 24508.3 |
WKS-24A |
OFF AIR |
| 24538.3 |
WKS-24B |
OFF AIR |
Sailmail - Global SSB Email service
| Sation location |
Callsign |
Frequencies in kHz |
| Brugge, Belgium |
OSY |
6330.0, 8422, 12580.5, 16808.0 |
| Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada |
XJN714 |
4805.0, 7822.0, 10523.0, 18234.0,
21866.0 |
| Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA |
KZN508 |
2656.4, 5876.4, 7961.4, 7981.4, 1033.01,
13992.0, 13998.0, 18618.0, 18630.0 |
| Daytona, Florida, USA |
WPUC469 |
2632.4, 2806.4, 5818.0, 5896.0, 7968.0,
8008.0 |
| Friday, Washington, USA |
WHV382 |
2794.4, 5830.0, 7995.0, 10315.0, 13940.0,
18277.0 |
| Corpus Christi, Texas, USA |
WPTG385 |
2632.4, 2806.4, 5818.0, 5896.0, 7968.0,
8008.0 |
| Pedro Miguel, Panama |
HPPM2 |
2650.0, 5870.0, 10329.0, 10337.0, 13980.0,
13995.0, 18610.0, 18651.0, 22643.0, 22653.0 |
| Palo Alto, California, USA |
WRD719 |
2661.4, 5881.4, 7971.4, 10343.0, 13971.0,
13986.0, 18624.0 |
| San Luis Obispo, California, USA |
WHV681 |
2713.4, 2800.4, 5824.0, 5861.4, 8020.4,
10320.0, 10982.0, 13915.0, 13946.0, 18296.0 |
| Pretoria, South Africa |
RC01 |
7857.4, 10335.0, 13930.0, 18264.0, 22212.0,
27880.0 |
| Brunie |
V8V2222 |
5212.0, 10323.0, 13426.0, 14987.0,
20373.0 |
| Honolulu |
KUZ533 |
2686.4, 5836.0, 7957.4, 10325.0, 13930.0,
18264.0 |
| Firefly, New South Wales, Australia |
VZX1 |
5085.8, 6357.0, 8442.0, 10476.2, 12680.0,
13513.8, 14436.2, 16908.0 |
|
SSB Email frequencies for SailMail European
Station
Station callsign: OSY
Location: Brugge,
Belgium |
| Ship station dial receive frequencies
in kHz. |
Ship station dial
transmit
frequencies in
kHz. |
Channel ID
(Callsign given in morse
code) |
Status |
| 6329.0 |
6329.0 |
OSY |
ON AIR |
| 8420.5 |
8420.5 |
OSY |
ON AIR |
| 12579.0 |
12579.0 |
OSY |
ON AIR |
| 16806.5 |
16806.5 |
OSY |
ON AIR |
For further details on Sailmail
visit www.sailmail.com.
For further
details on Airmail client software visit www.airmail2000.com |
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