This afternoon another new T69ME1 style ALE address has surfaced on the HF bands.
Late this afternoon I caught T86VA2 working T43DE1 on 5211.0 kHz.
So now we have seen the following stations:
T43DE1
T55WA2
T69ME1
T86VA2
On the following frequencies:
4490.0 5211.0 6766.0 6800.0 6985.0 6997.0(LSB) 7722.0 9106.0 10493.0 10816.5 11217.0 11608.5 13242.0 13568.0 14396.5 14653.0 15094.0 16338.5 17458.5 17487.0 kHz.
Again if anyone has anything to add to this please email me.
Jefe Sends
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