http://www.loran-europe.eu has details of european transmitters. Anthorn
in the uk has a power of 250kW
On 17 July 2013 17:31, J. Forster wrote:
> Do you have any idea of the transmitter power/antenna gain?
>
> The relatively low power of the UK 60 kHz is strong enough to interfere w/
> WWVB i
If you Google "Anthorn" you get a page with data on
quite a few VLF and other time stations.
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Been quite.
I have had a 3586 on listening to wwvb for testing and I jump up to 100KC
every now and then. Granted if I don't here anything I go back. Pretty pot
luck.
Maybe they lost funding or since wwvb is now so good we won't do anything.
Regards
Paul.
On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 1:31 PM, J. Forst
On a smaller scale, my two Austron 2100Fs are sitting, patiently waiting
Has anyone had success in the US locking a standard LORAN-C
receiver/antenna onto the European stations lately?
-John
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> I find this interesting.
>
> The military is also rekindling an interest in HF
I find this interesting.
The military is also rekindling an interest in HF communications. It
seems that they are worried that satellite communications are vulnerable.
A story I heard was that one fellow (a ham and book reseller) spent 10
year buying up surplus Collins 5 kW transmitters from
On 17/07/13 17:55, Bob Camp wrote:
There are multiple European chains running that can be picked up from the
US. They all are in the skywave zone distance wise.
Checkout http://www.loran-europe.eu for details.
Iain
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On 17/07/13 17:27, David wrote:
Not the first time this has been mentioned but another confirmation of
the GPS alternative and "eLoran stations to be rolled out across UK"
http://eandt.theiet.org/news/2013/jul/eloran-rollout.cfm?utm_source=Adestra&utm_campaign=E%26T%20News%20fortinightly%20-AUT
To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement"@febo.com; "
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] eLoran announcement in the UK
Do you have any idea of the transmitter power/antenna gain?
The relatively low power of the UK 60 kHz is strong enough to interfe
Do you have any idea of the transmitter power/antenna gain?
The relatively low power of the UK 60 kHz is strong enough to interfere w/
WWVB in MA, so I'm wondering if the UK eLORAN might be usably strong.
-John
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> Not the first time this has been mentioned but another confirma
Not the first time this has been mentioned but another confirmation of
the GPS alternative and "eLoran stations to be rolled out across UK"
http://eandt.theiet.org/news/2013/jul/eloran-rollout.cfm?utm_source=Adestra&utm_campaign=E%26T%20News%20fortinightly%20-AUTOMATION%20VERSION-%20members&utm_
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