14300 KHZ news!   
      
   Brief notes on the activity taking place on the most active   
   emergency frequency in the western hemisphere.   
      
   THis weekly news synopsis is posted to net controls on 14300 khz along with   
   other reports every SUnday morning.  IF you spend any time   
   listening to that frequency you might find some of these items noteworthy.   
      
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   14300.net on the web.   
   Also at 14300.net ...   
      
   FOur audio streams of 14300 khz.  Receivers located in   
   MObile, Alabama; MIami, FLorida; BLoomington, Minnesota and   
   San Diego, CAlifornia.   
      
   SIlent  key:  Over  the  years many ncs ops have worked with   
   Alan LEvine, wa5lqz  from  Lake  Charles,  La.  Alan  was  a   
   reliable  and  diligent  relay  station  and  expert traffic   
   handler using CW, SSB and various digital modes.  Alan  also   
   servedas  Section emergency coordinator for Louisiana during   
   Hurricane Katrina, and was instrumental in  getting  amateur   
   radio  communications  support into the various hospitals in   
   the lSU hospitals network throughout the state.   
      
      
      
   Number of vessels logged to shiptrak via 14300.net previous week 17   
       
   Number of individual vessel loggers last week: 18   
       
   ZS2ABK total=132 monthly=1 yearly=26 This week: 3   
       
   WA1RKT total=160 monthly=2 yearly=5 This week: 3   
       
   K9UA total=71 monthly=1 yearly=3 This week: 2   
       
   KC5AGO total=368 monthly=1 yearly=10 This week: 2   
       
   VE3BZW total=83 monthly=0 yearly=31 This week: 2   
       
   K7WAH total=29 monthly=1 yearly=1 This week: 1   
       
   KD4CMV total=12 monthly=1 yearly=1 This week: 1   
       
   W3UWH total=15 monthly=2 yearly=3 This week: 2   
       
   VE3II total=56 monthly=1 yearly=2 This week: 1   
       
       
      
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