ORDO ST JOANNIS                03/May/2001                      WEST AFRICA

Transmission Modes:

G-TOR              200bd    200Hz
PacTOR             100bd    200Hz  (standard mode)
USB                Voice

Logged Frequencies:

       14358.3   14373.3   19242.0

Reported Frequencies:


Web Address:  http://www.oh-fbf.org/

Notes on Operation:
[SAT][SUN]

Language: Spanish, English, Italian

A series of interlinked stations with mailboxes located throughout West
Africa, with central control from Spain. 

Source of this traffic is the Ordo Hospitalarius S. Joannis de Deo (in
Latin), otherwise known as the Hospitaller Brothers of St. John of God.
In Italian it is very well known as "Fatebenefratelli". 

Majority of traffic is in Spanish with frequent references to religious
activities.

14373 often carries USB voice traffic with West African-accented
(Ghanain or Liberian) operators.

Reported Callsigns/Selcals for Stations:

Selcal           User/Location

AMADO
ASAFO            Asafo, Ghana
BATI             Batibo, Cameroon
KDUA             Koforidua, Ghana
LEOIA
LOME             Lome, Togo
LUNSAR           Lunsar, Sierra Leone
MNRV             Monrovia, Liberia
NGTI             Nguti, Cameroon
SANT             Santa, (Angola, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Ivory Coast,
                 Namibia, or Nigeria)
TAKO             Takoradi, Ghana
TARO             probably mistake for Takoradi
TGTA             Tanguieta, Benin

Dictionary:


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