If I may be permitted to jog our memories...

Dakar was 764/5 and Sierra Leone was 1205/6.

>From San Diego (Rancho Bernardo to the North of the city and with very good 
exposure to N and NE ) I had a few TA's in the mid/late 80's.

Best is my tape of Norway 1314 made around Thanksgiving 1986 with a gal 
speaking after cl mx ended. Also audible when cx were best was some AA from 
Morocco 1044 (they get inland well as I nab them here or in Grafton WI 
sometimes) and Portugal 1035 was noted a few times with audible pop rock mx 
and once the 1062 //.

I often had an open carrier pop on a few minutes prior to 0600z from 1404 
Conakry but even at the Bev site around 1989 and aimed right at it, I 
couldn't keep it in long enough for the sign on, in spite of a clear steady 
S7 type OC.

73 KAZ
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> Pat,
>
> Memory here not so much anymore.  You're right Dakar was 865.  1205/6 was 
> someone in West Africa (I think)....sigh!
>
> Don K.
> S.F. CA
>
>
>
>
> Patrick Martin wrote:
>
>> Don,  Dakar was on 865 wasn't it?  Anyway, yes CX were pretty decent in
>> those days. I have always asked the question, what if we had the
>> antennas & receivers of today back then? With the 1500' Eastern beverage
>> I have, those frequencies on MM that had nothing on them would have been
>> something else. But in the late 60s, I did have 600' running N/S, but
>> nothing East/West.
>>
>> 73,
>>
>> Patrick
>>
>> Patrick Martin
>> KAVT Reception Manager
>>

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