a recording of the telegraph
marker 'CBV' by Andy Stumpf, 1987
a verification that came in 1997 (ti25)
slightly altered new edition of the QSL (Vladimir Rozhkov, 1999)
another fine one from 2008 (Gabriel Schwartz)
see here some pictures from a visit to the operations room of
the station (rb, 2018)
at last, they handed me their actual schedule (june 2018), and
showed me, that they still have QSL-cards ;-)
at this place you'll find
listings of all chilean coastal stations for meteorological information
(rb, 2018)
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Callsigns:
CBV
Frequencies Voice:
1997.5
2182
2738
4146
4357
4366
4369
4411
4417
4429
6501
6510
6516
8719
8737
8743
8755
8759
8761
8767
8773
8779
12429.2
13080
13104
13107
13128
13137
13146
13152
13158
17302
17332
17359
22756
22768
22813
Frequencies Morse Telegraphy:
438
464
500
4256
4265
4301
4337
4349
6337
6372
6379.5
6393
6407.5
6414
6428
6467
8453
8461
8478
8522
8601
8606
8677
12236
12663
12714
12741
12743
12747.5
12768
12826.5
12856
12898.5
12957
16851
16914.5
16947.6
16956
17002.4
17039
22360.5
22447
22473
22546
22565
Frequencies FAX Picture Transmissions:
4228
8677
17146.6
Frequencies Radioteletype:
518
4177.5
4211
4214.5
4354
6268
6318.5
6321.5
8420.5
8421.5
8424.5
8709
12583.5
12584.5
13075.5
13076
16811
16812
16814.5
17201.5
22380.5
22381.5
Systems used:
120 rpm
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