Bob
Fantastic to hear. You did the same thing I initially did and that was to
use a fluke 6060 gen locked to a GPSDO. (Not really needed but thats the
way I am set up.) Though I went further and created a good oscillator
divide chain and real modulator.
Per Bob s suggestion nothing more then a tris
Although eLoran is still being transmitted from Anthorn in the UK,
simultaneously as master and secondary after the Lessay master closed down, it
seems to have more of an experimental rather than "official" status these days
and with no guarantees as to future availability.
Without wanting to
In message <165c4a0c1ab-1eb8-...@webjasstg-vab42.srv.aolmail.net>, gandalfg8---
via time-nuts writes:
>Paul Swedberg's 2009 design for a Loran-C simulator looks to be
>ideal for this but the Ubicom SX B microprocessor seems to have
>long been unobtanium, so just wondering if Paul, or any
Nigel I am still here and agree the SXB is long gone. But I shared the code
and it was in basic.
An arduino with higher speed will do a fantastic job of replacing that very
simple code. It is indeed simple.
I have no plan to do that conversion but maybe I will some day.
The real trick was the timin
paul swed writes:
> Indeed anything could be used if you want to modify the clocks. I
> don't.
Fair enough.
> They do what they do very well and consume 0 power.
Well, I assume there's some sort of battery involved, but anyway, this
line of discussion misses the point. Replacing one LF module w
Achim
No offense taken and sorry if it appeared that way. The great thing about
time nuts is there is a diversity of opinions, guidance and help. I have
admired the DCF signal over the years and whats been done with it. You
mention studios and I also have been involved in Broadcast television so
ap
