NDB LIST CLE No khz 1-4 July 2016, midday-midday local time

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1 NDB LIST CLE No khz 1-4 July 2016, midday-midday local ti COMBINED RESULTS EUROPE For overall statistics, please see the covering . Reporters: Milos Holy, Lhota pod Radcem Zdenek Elias, Jablonec nad Nisou, N. Bohemia Bernhard Hein, Dessau-Roßlau Hartmut Wolff, Near Wolfsburg Joachim Rabe, Norderstedt, north of Hamburg Brian Keyte, Bookham, Surrey Brian Heath, Stapleton, Leicestershire Mike Thayne, Whitley Bay Mike Trodd, Yapton, near Arundel, W Sussex Peter Greatorex, Bolsover, Deyshire Jean Jacquemin, Trepied, near Le Touquet Roelof Bakker, Middelburg, Zealand Marino Ferrero Giacminet, Settimo Torinese, Turin Giorgio Casu, San Gavino Monreale David Atkins, Tighnabruaich, Argyll (NOR gl Geir also made a CLE208 log from Telemark but was unable to send it in ti because of a computer fault.) For full details, please see the individual reporters' logs, as previously posted by them to the List. If you spot an omission or problem in your own details below please let know ( ndbcle'at'gmail.com - replace the 'at' by symbol )

2 BEACONS HEARD: Beacons are shown in khz order within each country UNIDs and Offshore NDBs appear at the end of the list. The numbers shown within the table are the tis in '' UTC that the beacons were logged. (e.g. 02 indicates logged between 02:00-02:59 UTC). Cou khz Call Location ALG 407 BCR Bechar AUT 408 BRK Wien Scechat Bruck AUT 410 SI Salzburg AUT 418 ZW Zeltweg BAL 401 PTC Porto Colom Palma de Mallorca BEL 402 OP Brussels National BIH 402 ZV Tuzla BIH 405 IL Saravo Ilidza KUN Kunovice V Vodochody MSW Munchen GRW Grafenwohr BOT Bottrop LUP Laupheim DLS Berlin Tempelhof Lubars RTB Nurnberg Rothenbach LI Dusseldorf WUN Wunstorf DNK EJ Esbrg LBA Lee Bradford BHX Birmingham BRI Bristol Filton ESP 400 B Valencia ESP 401 COA La Coruna

3 ESP 404 LRD Lerida ESP 410 C La Coruna ESP 412 GRA Granada ESP 412 GRN Gerona ESP 416 SA Santander ESP 417 SNO Santiago FIN 404 Y Kemi Tornio FIN 408 O Seinajoki AG Agen La Garenne LA Laval Entrams DA Ales Deaux VZ Vichy Charil AGO Angoule CNE Caen Carpiquet MRV Merville Calonne MJ Marseille Provence TW Toulouse Blagnac ETN Etain Rouvres SE Strasbourg Entzheim ALM Aix Les Milles TOE Toulouse Blagnac AX Auxerre Branches MK Calais Dunkerque SAL Sainte Leocadie EMT Epinal Mirecourt HNG 412 PP Pecs RR Rotterdam Locator HRV 400 BRZ Rika Krk Breza HRV 412 HUM Humac HRV 414 GR Dubrovnik Gruda HRV 418 DVN Split Drvenik TEA Teano (CE) COD Codogno (LO) BPL Bari Palese (BA) VIE Vieste (FG)

4 408 CHI Chioggia (VE) CIA Roma Ciampino (RM) BOA Bologna (BO) VIC Vicenza (VI) KAL 410 K Kaliningrad Khrabrovo LTU 407 PN Palanga LUX 404 LW Luxembourg NOR 401 RBU Roros Rambu NOR 404 VNG Vangsnes NOR 414 HD Sandnessjoen Hestad POR 401 LO Lisbon Caparica ROU 408 TSR Timisoara Giarmata ROU 418 ORA Oradea RUS 405 UM Ivanovskoye 23 RUS 408 KW Krymsk CAR Capo Caonara (CA) BBA Benbecula OBN Oban North Connell SCY 407 CTF Catania Fontanarossa (CT) SCY 412 SIG Sigonella (CT) SRB 405 JST Nis Justic SRB 416 POZ Belgrade Pozarevac SUI 403 LPS Les Eplatures SVK 404 ZLA Zilina SVK 412 FS Sliac SVK 418 PW Poprad Tatry West SWE 400 EN Orebro SWE 402 LX Eskilstuna Kjula SWE 402 TH Torsby SWE 403 NM Mora Siljan SWE 403 OJ Jonkoping SWE 409 SG Satenas Tune SWE 415 OL Linkoping Saab SWE 416 BCS Bacchus SWE 417 AH Angelholm Barkakra

5 SWE 417 R Gavle Sandviken SWE 419 RD Vasteras Hasslo UKR 405 B Kiev Boryspil. 23 UKR 415 WN Vinnitsa 20 XOE 410 9HUJ9 Apache II Vessel 23 XOE 410 MZXB5 Normand Progress Vessel XOE 414 GFB Gullfaks B Statoil 00 XOE 414 STA Stafjord A XOE 414 STC Strafjord C XOE 416 CRC Carrack QA XOE 419 RA Tyra East A XUE 400 TST (UNID) 23 XUE 403 TEST (UNID) Cou khz Call Location COUNTRIES HEARD: This table shows the number of NDBs logged from each radio country by each reporter. Cou Country ALG Algeria 1 1 AUT Austria BAL Balearic Is BEL Belgium BIH Bosnia-Hercegovina 2 2 Cch Rep Germany DNK Denmark England

6 ESP Spain FIN Finland France HNG Hungary Netherlan HRV Croatia Italy KAL Kaliningrad LTU Lithuania LUX Luxembourg NOR Norway POR Portugal 1 1 ROU Romania RUS Russia (Eu) 1 1 Sardinia Scotland SCY Sicily SRB Seia SUI Switrland SVK Slovakia SWE Sweden UKR Ukraine 2 XOE Offshore XUE UNID Cou Country

7 LISTENING TIMES: This table shows the number of NDBs logged by each reporter during the ti perio. UTC () 00:00-00: :00-01: :00-02: :00-03: :00-04: :00-05:59 06:00-06:59 07:00-07:59 08:00-08:59 09:00-09:59 10:00-10: :00-11: :00-12: :00-13: :00-14: :00-15: :00-16:59 17:00-17: :00-18: :00-19: :00-20: :00-21: :00-22: :00-23: UTC () Totals:

8 NDB COUNTS, BY FREQUENCY: The number of NDBs logged by each reporter on each frequency and the number logged by all on each frequency, ignoring offsets: NDBs khz NDBs khz

9 MOBs The following NDBs were heard by one reporter only - 'Mine Only Beacons'! (Occasionally an entry may be the result of an incorrectly received ident) khz C/S Location Cou Reporter UTC 408 KW Krymsk RUS 20: O Seinajoki. FIN 23: CIA Roma Ciampino (RM) 01: UM Ivanovskoye RUS 23: WN Vinnitsa UKR 20: B Kiev Boryspil. UKR 23: GFB Gullfaks B Statoil XOE 00: HUJ9 Apache II Vessel XOE 23: TST (UNID) XUE 23:27 TABs Trans-Atlantic Beacons' - NDBs that joined in the fun on both sides of the Atlantic These results, if any, will be available when the N. Arican logs have been combined. FREQUENCIES REVISITED - Progress Statistics (Please see the explanation below) THEN: CLE khz Apr 2015 NOW: CLE khz 1-4 July 2016

10 Listener Av km Av km THEN NOW Total km x 1000 THEN Total km x 1000 NOW NDBs NDBs THEN NOW Max km THEN Max km NOW Averages: Listener Av km Av km THEN NOW Total km x 1000 THEN Total km x 1000 NOW NDBs NDBs THEN NOW Max km THEN Max km NOW Averages: % Increase: Av. km = Average distance from listener to NDB for all their loggings Total km = Sum of distances from listener to NDBs for all their loggings NDBs = Number of NDBs logged Max km = Maximum distance from listener to an NDB logged (UNIDs are not included)

11 Explanation: We ENJOY Listening Events, but their real value is to encourage us to improve our knowledge of our hobby, our listening techniques, our receivers and aerials, etc. Many of our CLEs re-use the sa narrow range of frequencies after a year or so. This can provide each of us with an excellent way of asuring our personal progress by comparing our results THEN with our corresponding results NOW. The lower table shows statistics for listeners who took part in both the events. The bottom lines compare the general conditions found during the two events. Each listener's own results also depend, of course, on many other things, such as changes in receivers or aerials, ti available for listening, use of recording equipnt and maybe a move of QTH, as well as progress made through listening practice. Comparing the results between individual listeners is not very aningful - we each have so many unavoidable things that affect our ability to hear NDBs; where we and they happen to be, whether we are in a city or in wide open spaces or by the sea, our spending limit, how long we are able to devote to listening, etc. CLE208e5.xls 6 July 2016