> I don't think they broadcast on 2.5 MHz any more;
> just 5, 10 and 15 MHz.

According to their site they are using 2.5 MHz - and I recall
receiving them at 2.5 MHz in the last few months as well (at night -
presently I can only detect a bit of heterodyne at 2.5 MHz with the
BFO on).

Also, add 20 MHz as an 'active' freq to that list too (presently
receivable here in N. Tejas).

RF Jim

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