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Stan, RQM 221 has indeed been reported on the ndblist miskeying as RMQ. No,
you didn't over celebrate on New Years Eve. :-)
Bob Coomler W7SWLTucson, AZ
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Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2019 10:01 AM
Subject: [IRCA] RMQ
New Years Eve, I logged a new non-directional navigational beacon: RMQ
on 222 kHz, but I don't know where it is located because it does not
show up on any navigational beacon lists.
RQM in Maine transmits on 221 MHz and I had to make sure that I was not
transposing its Q and M when I heard RMQ. I double and triple checked
and I am positive I heard RMQ and nit RQM.
By the way, RMQ is the three-letter designator for an airport in Taiwan
— I am pretty sure I did not hear Taiwan on LW New Years Eve.
Yet another by the way, while trying to track down RMQ, I found a great
online tool for NDBs: http://www.fivegulf.com/ndb/
Anyway - if anyone has a clue about RMQ, I'd appreciate your take on it
because I am clueless!
Stan, WA1LOU
Wolcott, CT, USA
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