Right now at 1633 UTC have the Big E Force Track Coordinator (Link-11/Link-16) net on 4414.0 kHz USB. Also have the CSG Air Defense Net activity on 5708.5 kHz USB. Nice and strong through the DXTuner rcvr at Jacksonville.
Also getting some nice UHF comms on various UHF nets being used by the group. Parked it on 267.5 MHz (AM mode) and monitored a ot of Sealord (FACSFAC Jax) comms.
Thanks Ed for the great DXTuner rcvr in Jax. You have come back up just at the right time.
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