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February 29th 04, 12:31 AM
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"Stan Gosnell" wrote in message = ... "John R. Copeland" wrote in :=20 =20 No, Stan, it was 3023.5 kHz AM, in the HF Aeronautical Mobile band, which spans 2850-3155 kHz even to this day. =20 You're right, I was having momentary retreating brain stall. 3 to 30 = MHz,=20 not kHz, is the HF band. 3025 kHz is near the bottom of the band. =20 =20 Ooooh! A "retreating brain stall". This fixed-wing pilot liked that. No problem, Stan. I guessed about as much. We all get occasional senior moments :-) ---JRC--- 
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