WWV Frequency Reduction Announcement - 1976
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That's an old Hallicrafters receiver main tuning dial. It was used on several models. I still own the HQ129 and HQ160 and know 'em well.
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@outatime1955 HQ-140-X
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Thank you for recording this in 1976, holding on to it through the years, and now posting it on youtube.
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@JettaJ1 different voices now.
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I remember that voice well.
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and they only dropped 25...
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Thankyou for the info on CHU. When did the change take effect????? In the mid 90's I used to use CHU to check calibration on my SB-102....Looks like I won't be doing that anymore. Man are things changing in the shortwave world.
WX5G 5 months ago
@WX5G The frequency change took place on January 1, 2009. The change was necessary due to an ITU HF global reallocation that re-assigned the spectrum just above 40-meters to broadcasting. The problem was that CHU is licensed as a "fixed service", rather than a broadcast service, so it had to move. In fact, some broadcasters had already started using 7335 kHz before CHU had officially vacated the frequency! Their other frequencies remain unchanged. WWV dropped 25 MHz back in 1977.
5UP7 5 months ago
Wow !! Have things changed. WWV and if propragation was real good you could hear WWVH in the background. They used to be on 2.5, 5 , 10, 15, and 25 MHZ. haven't been active for awhile. Did they change?????? Also CHU used to be on 40 meters at 7.335, has this changed also??????
WX5G 5 months ago
@WX5G CHU QSYed to 7850 kHz a few years ago.
5UP7 5 months ago
WOW! How do you still have this? 73's de w1rmd (ex. w4cgr)
ryan29073 1 year ago
@ryan29073 I recorded it back in 1976 when I was 12 years old thinking it would be a neat thing to look back on in the future. Guess I was right. :-)
5UP7 1 year ago 2