All received in Southern California, unless there is a star (*), which means they were on the U. of Twente WebSDR in the Netherlands.
518.0 "W" Sitor-B FRL, French CROSS MED (Centre Regional
Operationnel de Surveillance et Sauvetage en Mediterranee), La Garde,
NAVTEX (NAVAREA 3) WA06 for gunnery exercise off Provence 0444 *
3831.0 ZLST ALE German Customs, Cuxhaven, raised ZHEL, Zollboot
Helgoland, then hissy exchange and TWS cleardown 2206 *
3850.0 BP21 ALE German Bundespolizei patrol boat, clg BPLEZS
(control, Cuxhaven), then hissy ARQ type exchange 2251 *
5352.5 HG7BHB CW Amateur propagation beacon, Hungary, rptg
"VVV DE HG7BHB QTH JN97LE34SF PWR 50W" 2222 *
5909.5 709 ALE/voice US Coast Guard HC-130H #1709 on COTHEN,
setting up flight following with CG ComComm, planning to do training
approaches and then "go back to Sacramento," then PAC clearing 0019
6474.0 KSM CW MRHS San Francisco Radio, MMP Free Press at ~26
wpm, usual s9+30 1829
6559.0 RV1851 HFDL Caspian Airlines (Iran) flight with position
37 38 36 N LON 112 22 48 W for San Francisco 2017
6785.0 WUE6 ALE US Army Corps of Engineers District Ofc., Nashville,
TN, sounding 0150
7602.0 3A7D CW Chinese Mil (M89), calling marker "V DKG6 DKG6
DKG6 DE 3A7D 3A7D" 2247 *
8345.0 RKA80 CW Unknown Russian Navy Pacific Flt vessel, possibly
Missile Cruiser Varyag, loud, wkg unknown duplex stn (not heard), with long
msgs in 5L Cyrillic groups 2227
10943.0 CFH STANAG 4285 Canadian Forces, Halifax, NS, repeating
marker "NAWS DE CFH ZKR F1 2822 3394 4158 6242 12371 16552 AR"
(75L/5N1) 2201 *
14023.0 VP8SGI CW South Sandwich/ South Georgia amateur
DXpedition, good op working orderly pileup 0030
18003.0 HIK0111111 ALE USAF, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam,
apparently calling self for an ALE text message L/C HOW ME?// 2322
22251.0 E8KV CW Russian Military, working several outstations with long
messages in Cyrillic Morse 2245 *
