from about 1990 dates this
recording from 2182 kHz (Rudy van Dalen)
a recording of PCH41 in morse
code from Wolfgang Heidenreich, 1992
this rather low level QSL-card dates from 1971 (Wilfried Westrupp)
in 1988, they sent this QSL
card, for the newly opened aeronautical service (rb)
Information sheet from 1994, commemorating the 90th Birthday
(Hans Friedrich Dumrese)
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from the close down ceremony,
Ary Boender received this fine QSL card (1998)
on the same sad event, Tom Rösner worked them on cross-band
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Callsigns:
PCG **
PCH **
Frequencies Voice:
1674
1713
1716
1890
1939
2182
2520
2600
2824
3494
3687
4369
4375
4384
4409.4
4411
4417
4687
5544
6504
6516
8731
8734
8779
8794
8933
13095
13113
13131
13137
13179
13327
17302
17308
17347
17356
17395
17925
19758
19770
21967
22708
22756
22789
Frequencies Morse Telegraphy:
421
444.5
461
500
512
522.5
4250
6404
8562
8622
8654.4
12768
12799.5
12853.5
16810.5
17007.2
17104.2
17198.9
22539
22682
Frequencies Radioteletype:
1608
1615.5
1619.5
1919.5
1920
3314
3316.8
4212
4217
4220
6316.5
6323.5
6497
8424.5
8428.5
8713
12585
12596.5
16826.5
16831.5
16839
22380
22383
Systems used:
50 Bd
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