Everyone seems to have their own favourite sources of information. I use the Space Environment Centre http://www.sec.noaa.gov Vast amount of resources are housed at this site. A bit of digging in the
Congratulations and thanks Mike for your efforts regards Peter G8AFN I have posted the following on the RSGB's web site (www.rsgb.org) today: -- At a meeting on Thursday 4 May, the Radiocommunication
Sounds like the LF source book of a couple of years ago. Most of the information was obsolete and bore no resemblence to the achievements taking place when it was published. I think 23 km was the rec
My e-mail received by reflection 13:24 today was posted out at 08:05 on the 9 Dec. It was a reposting of one sent a few days earlier which disappeared into the Ether. When I resent it I changed the s
Sounds like the LF source book of a couple of years ago. Most of the information was obsolete and bore no resemblance to the achievements taking place when it was published. I think 23 km was the rec
In a request for NDB information on the mailing list I have recently recommended the WAND-xls database. Before sending out the information , I checked the Irish aviation pages, saw that the WAND-XLS
I have used this software on MSF on 60kHz as a means of manually setting my PCclock, I have not tried it on the mode that electronically sets your PC. There is obviously no timing errors or enormous
I tried to send this message 3 times last week it apparently got held up as I had started the subject line with the word "help" the software at Blacksheep thought it was some sort of command but coul
How about in the short term we agree to put an unambiguous marker in the subject line for the high tech postings (ie [TECH]) and then subscribers who do not want to see the postings can filter them s
I am using DCF39 to set the calibration of my rx and argo. I always believed the signal was on 138830 kHz precisely. a couple of recent postings have quoted the frequency as 138820 kHz. could you ple
regret unable to attend this specific weekend. Normally I would very very pleased to travel up to 100 miles each way for such a meeting, but it is just not possible this time. Have fun. peter G8AFN -
When I was working on the decay of satellite orbits about 10 years ago the drag on the satellite, required an equation that accounted for 11 year, time of year and recent solar effects both flux and
I have just opened a piece of test gear to find that the PP3 batteries inside have disintegrated. All the electronics has a mixture of rust from the case and white deposit from the battery on some co
with so many people having web accessed screen grabbers, should we be looking to get them all displayed live and simultaneously on one web site. Then if we wished to carry out specific propagation te
many thanks to those who replied off list. Think I now have enough info to get system calibrated regards peter g8afn -- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ .
seasons greetings to all on the list. thought I would do some listening / looking for QRSS need to calibtate RX for 137.7890 and 137.700 . last summer RX appeared to be off frequency by 20/30 hz can
these shots are fantastic. My long wire plus Rx/computer system only produces that s/n on UK signals. Yesterday I built a 20 turn 7 foot sided loop to see how that performed. It was about 10dB lower
many thanks, that gives me some ideas on what to try and acheive. I have tonight and tomorrow to play around and see if I can do better thanks peter Original Message: -- From: James Moritz J.R.Moritz
This the site I use for storm progress across europe http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rsfloc.html regards peter G8AFN Dear LF Group, after some searching, I have found an interesting, quasi-realtime
I have a pile of ferrite rods that I have rescued from radios over the years. I have been thinking about trying to make them into one larger antenna rod for receiving only. Would I get any advantage
