Hello,

In 1964 I was employed by Lorac Service Corporation, a company that provided
HF navigational aids for seismograph boats operating along the Texas and
Louisiana gulf coast in the 1.7 MHz range, long before GPS. Our HF ( AM )
communications frequencies were in the 2 and 5 MHz range.

One of the outstanding AM signals in the 2 MHz range at that time was the
Galveston Marine Operator which provided 24 hour phone patches from the
mainland to ships in the Gulf - again, long before cell phones. I think, but
am not sure, that the transmitter was located near Pearland. If anyone out
there remembers or has any information on this 2 MHz operation, I would like
to contact you for more information on this station. I am interested in, among
other things, who operated this station, and any/all descriptions of the
equipment/antennas/power, ect.

Thanks & 73,

Sam Neal  N5AF
Cleveland, Texas






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