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am about to install an s s b set on my boat. can anyone advise the frequencies of the marine / ham nets in the med - and also of offenbach and other weatherfax sources.
HenryB
New member
Excuse the advert, but you will find the frequencies that you want in my software which you can download from
www.ballgate.com/gpslog/gpslog.htm
www.ballgate.com/gpslog/gpslog.htm
ParaHandy
Active member
Try horse\'s mouth...
For Offenbach frequencies & schedule: http://www.dwd.de/services/gfsf/e_telexpln.html
Can get v. frustrating if bit you're interested in is right at the end!
For Northwood frequencies & schedules you require to sign official secrets act but otherwise:
http://www.franksingleton.clara.net/
and specifically
http://www.franksingleton.clara.net/radiofaxgyasked.html
Perhaps wise to pickup Northwood's Schedule which is transmitted at around 1400Z because I think that Frank Singleton's schedule might have very recently changed. At least, I have found transmissions where there ought not to be.
Although Northwood covers the Med I hope FS & other sources you might come across have other Med transmitters which will suit you. Do let me know what you find?
Douglas
For Offenbach frequencies & schedule: http://www.dwd.de/services/gfsf/e_telexpln.html
Can get v. frustrating if bit you're interested in is right at the end!
For Northwood frequencies & schedules you require to sign official secrets act but otherwise:
http://www.franksingleton.clara.net/
and specifically
http://www.franksingleton.clara.net/radiofaxgyasked.html
Perhaps wise to pickup Northwood's Schedule which is transmitted at around 1400Z because I think that Frank Singleton's schedule might have very recently changed. At least, I have found transmissions where there ought not to be.
Although Northwood covers the Med I hope FS & other sources you might come across have other Med transmitters which will suit you. Do let me know what you find?
Douglas
PaulJ
Member
Have a look at "Cruiser Log" at www.cruiser.co.za . In the menu at the bottom of the homepage click on "Radio Nets". There you will find a list of all the ham cruising nets and at the bottom of that list is a list of "Marine Radio Links"
ParaHandy
Active member
Only 116 pages long but its got the lot...bless the US of A...and was updated last Wednesday
http://205.156.54.206/om/marine/rfax.pdf
http://205.156.54.206/om/marine/rfax.pdf
tomboy352
Member
Re: s s b/HAM NETS
The British Maritime Mobile net controls most qso's from N.Europe to the Med to the Azores. Further if propogation is good. You need a class A licence (RAE) to partiscipate or you can listen in. Daily on 14303Mhz upper side band at 08 utc and 18 utc.
The British Maritime Mobile net controls most qso's from N.Europe to the Med to the Azores. Further if propogation is good. You need a class A licence (RAE) to partiscipate or you can listen in. Daily on 14303Mhz upper side band at 08 utc and 18 utc.
