DGPS

Comments

• KA7U

  March 2017

  I log them center frequency CW. That seems to be in agreement with the Coast Guard site:

  https://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=dgpsSiteInfo&bySite
  

  
  

  Ron - KA7U
• jks

  March 2017

  http://www.ndblist.info/datamodes/worldDGPSdatabase.pdf

  
  
• WA2ZKD

  March 2017

  What are the ID like NMY-52 I see referenced in some docs?
• Tonda

  April 2017

  > WA2ZKD > What are the ID like NMY-52 I see referenced in some docs?

  
  

  http://www.mwlist.org
  

  http://www.classaxe.com/dx/ndb/reu/signal_list
  

  https://www.ndblist.info/datamodes/worldDGPSdatabase.pdf
  

  
  
• WA2ZKD

  April 2017

  Yes, I have seen those. My question is what kind of ID is it. Ref. ID and TX ID are another value and is it an FCC callsign?
• Tonda

  April 2017

  286  NMY-52 Sandy Hook  DGPS

  New Jersey

  341 mi

  http://dxinfocentre.com/hepburn/rtty_dx_lw_dgps.html
  
• KA7U

  April 2017

  James,

  I'm not certain about this, but I think that the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps use tactical call signs that begin with N. So NMY-52 would not be a FCC issued call sign, but rather a Service issued tactical call sign. I'm not real sure what input the FCC has in regards to the military radio usage. Is it advisory, or regulatory? I don't know.

  Ron - KA7U
• WA2ZKD

  April 2017

  yes those are Callsigns which means every DGPS TX has 3 forms of id.