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   ARLX009 2012 W1AW Field Day Bulletin Schedule   
      
   ZCZC AX09   
   QST de W1AW     
   Special Bulletin 9  ARLX009   
   From ARRL Headquarters     
   Newington CT  June 18, 2012   
   To all radio amateurs    
      
   SB SPCL ARL ARLX009   
   ARLX009 2012 W1AW Field Day Bulletin Schedule   
      
   Day      Mode     Pacific    Mountain   Central   Eastern   UTC   
      
   FRIDAY   CW       5:00 PM    6:00 PM    7:00 PM   8:00 PM   0000 (Sat)   
            Digital  6:00 PM    7:00 PM    8:00 PM   9:00 PM   0100   
            Phone    6:45 PM    7:45 PM    8:45 PM   9:45 PM   0145   
            CW       8:00 PM    9:00 PM   10:00 PM  11:00 PM   0300   
           
   SATURDAY CW       7:00 AM    8:00 AM    9:00 AM  10:00 AM   1400   
            Phone    8:00 AM    9:00 AM   10:00 AM  11:00 AM   1500   
            CW       5:00 PM    6:00 PM    7:00 PM   8:00 PM   0000 (Sun)   
            Digital  6:00 PM    7:00 PM    8:00 PM   9:00 PM   0100   
            Phone    6:45 PM    7:45 PM    8:45 PM   9:45 PM   0145   
           
   SUNDAY   CW       7:00 AM    8:00 AM    9:00 AM  10:00 AM   1400   
            Phone    8:00 AM    9:00 AM   10:00 AM  11:00 AM   1500   
            Digital  9:00 AM   10:00 AM   11:00 AM  12:00 PM   1600   
      
      
   K6KPH Field Day Bulletin Schedule   
      
   SATURDAY CW        7:30 AM   8:30 AM   9:30 AM  10:30 AM   1403    
            CW        5:30 PM   6:30 PM   7:30 PM   8:30 PM   0030 (Sun)   
            Digital   6:30 PM   7:30 PM   8:30 PM   9:30 PM   0130    
      
   SUNDAY   CW        7:30 AM   8:30 AM   9:30 AM  10:30 AM   1430    
            Digital   9:30 AM  10:30 AM  11:30 AM  12:30 AM   1630    
      
      
   W1AW will operate on its regularly published frequencies.   
      
   CW frequencies are 1.8025, 3.5815, 7.0475, 14.0475, 18.0975,   
   21.0675, 28.0675 and 147.555 MHz.   
      
   Digital frequencies are 3.5975, 7.095, 14.095, 18.1025, 21.095,   
   28.095 and 147.555 MHz.   
      
   Phone frequencies are 1.855, 3.990, 7.290, 14.290, 18.160, 21.390,   
   28.590 and 147.555 MHz.   
      
   W1AW will transmit the Field Day bulletin using 45.45-baud Baudot,   
   PSK31 in BPSK mode and MFSK16.   
       
   The Maritime Radio Historical Society station K6KPH will transmit   
   the W1AW Field Day 2012 bulletin for the benefit of West Coast   
   stations on 3.5815, 7.0475, 14.0475, 18.0975 and 21.0675 MHz using   
   CW.   
      
   K6KPH will transmit the Field Day bulletin using Baudot, FEC AMTOR,   
   BPSK31 and MFSK16 on 7.095 and 14.095 MHz.   
      
   The K6KPH schedule is accurate as of June 18, 2012.   
      
   Any additional transmissions or changes in the schedule will be   
   posted on the web at,   
   http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Field-Day/2012/2012-FD-W1AW-Sked.pdf.   
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