Worldwide List of HF Beacons
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List of Worldwide HF Beacons published by RSGB. The beacon service is a vital part of amateur radio propagation knowledge. Updates to the HF list, which is is a heavily edit form of the G3USF list, are continued by the current committee. It now only contains beacons that are known to be active and have been heard recently.
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