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From: Stewart Bryant <stewart@g3ysx.org.uk>
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Has anyone got a recording of the effect of the Rugby
Loran-C on the 136KHz band?

I am at the International Telecoms Synchronisation Forum
where NPL were talking about Loran-C as a possible
alternative to GPS for frequency reference. When I
asked the speaker about the pollution he said that he
thought it was confined to +/- 10KHz, and was quite
surprised when I explained about 136KHz. Interestingly
someone from the BBC spoke to me afterward and said
that there was a problem with interference with Radio4
in the Rugby area, that was attributable to the
Loran-C Tx.

Anyway, if anyone has a recording I will play it to
the NPL speaker to show him what is going on.

73

Stewart