Update for HF MilCom Frequencies...

[iMONITOR]

Check out the updated list of HF MilCom frequencies at the MT Milcom Monitoring Blog!
http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/

 

[WA4MJF]

Wow

For such a small nation, and yes, I know they have a
dual citizen US Army retired Colonel as the head of
their military, Georgia has a LOT of HF traffic!

 

[ka3jjz]

It's an interesting list, all right, but it's a little deceptive unless you keep in mind that propagation plays a huge role in what makes it to the US or not. I would bet most of those Georgian logs were from European listeners - such targets are quite difficult in the US due to propagation (and time) differences. Using utilities like SunClock or the popular GeoClock shows this sort of thing very clearly. There are, no doubt, many other such software packages that predict sunrise/sunset in various parts of the world

Something for the new folks to keep in mind.

73s Mike

 

[Navairboss]

It's an interesting list, all right, but it's a little deceptive unless you keep in mind that propagation plays a huge role in what makes it to the US or not. I would bet most of those Georgian logs were from European listeners - such targets are quite difficult in the US due to propagation (and time) differences. Using utilities like SunClock or the popular GeoClock shows this sort of thing very clearly. There are, no doubt, many other such software packages that predict sunrise/sunset in various parts of the world

Your post is more than a little deceptive. Uh Mike, maybe you don't seem to understand what the original poster was saying. He was indicating that there are many HF Milcom frequencies on the blog. That is why he gave the general address to the blog and not just one post as you seemed to focus on.

There are six different HF Milcom list with well over 500 active (yes I have heard many of them here in Btown) on the blog now. Also if you are an MT subscriber we have the complete list in PDF format in the MT Readers Only website. There are more than just the Georgia Mil listed on the blog.