Back in March of 2019, I had a post up about how OZ7IGY in Denmark was off-air for the foreseeable future.
Well now it is back on again!
On the 26th of May 2019, the keepers of the beacon network released the following...
"40 MHz on air and intermittent NMEA loss solved – 2019-05-26
The 40 MHz beacon is back into service.
OZ1BNN, OZ2M and OZ7IS"
The OZ7IGY beacon operates on 40.071 MHz.
Tip! The 10-metre version of the beacon operates on 28.271 MHz. If you can hear that at a good signal strength then there is a chance you might hear the 40 MHz one as well.
If you hear it then be sure to put it up on the DX Cluster to raise the profile and awareness of the new 8-metre band.
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