I'm presently watching 75 kHz time signal which is better than 50 db above the noise in North Carolina. Radio Clock even shows the pluses but will not lock up because of the 73.6 kHz RTTY signal bein
BTW, does anyone know how to compare the weak signal performance of Jason and QRSS or DFCW? It seems clear that the increased bandwidth must result in some loss of SNR, but there will also be gains b
I can run the beacon again tonight in anyone is interested - is 135.910kHz a good frequency, or is there a better one? Jim, I was watching your frequency last night but saw nothing identifiable. I ha
Lots of QRN here in North Carolina the past few nights. Looks a lot better tonight. I am watching 135.921 to 135.924 now. Sun is just now setting here at 2230 UTC. I'll start posting screen shots at:
Valerio, I'm set up to watch 135.921 to .924 right now at 21:20. My computer will be automatically posting screen captures at: http://www.gostanly.com/w4dex/135kHz.jpg My sunset is 22:31 UTC. Hope to
Looks like a little signal getting into NC tonight on 135.923. Screen shots updated at 15 min intervals posted at: http://www.gostanly.com/w4dex/135kHz.jpg W4DEX
Lots of QRN again here in NC tonight. But whoever just sent a 5 min signal on .92163 was stronger than the noise. I'll post 30 min updates until about 0500 hrs. at: http://www.gostanly.com/w4dex/135k
There is no chance of a signal making it over the noise here in North Carolina tonight. The very strong loran lines aren't even visible. My guess is the noise here originates in the building weather
I tried for several hours to copy W1TAG's WOLF signal on 177.8 KHz with no success. When I put the receiver in wide IF mode I realized why. The LF BC stations were booming in. I have uploaded .wav fi
This thread is very interesting to me since I have a tower and hope one day to be able to use it for LF transmitting. The antenna that I used last year for the first TA receptions was my 160 meter di
There are thunderstorms off the coast to my south east. Usually if QRN is a problem here the loran lines noise up but tonight the lines are solid. So it looks to me like poor LF TA propagation contin
Dave, Not seeing anyone. See what I am receiving at: http://www.gostanly.com/w4dex/135kHz.jpg Dex Dexter. At present we have F6BWO on about 923.5, me in DFCW at 922.5 and G3AQC with a big DFCW signal
Dave, I have looked for every TA transmission that has been announced for the past few weeks. I have seen no one. I will be watching the 135.921 to 135.924 window tonight but I suspect QRN will be a
I will watch 135.921 to .924 tonight. My local sunset is 2301 UTC. If I see anything I will upload screen shots that can been seen at: http://www.gostanly.com/w4dex/135kHz.jpg Dex CFH has been poundi
Mal, I've been watching .922 since 2200 hrs. No trace of signal seen. Local LF conditions appear to be great and the QRN is low but no TA signals. Dex Hello Dexter I am now txing on 135.922 khz if yo
Nothing seen in NC Laurie. At 23:30 there is still some daylight here. This time last year when I first saw your signal it peaked around 01:00. 73, Dex Conditions on 80m are very good at present so I
Larry, Program BD shows MO64rx to center on 54 58 45 N x 73 27 30 E Dexter Greetings all: Is there anyone who can back convert this to Lat/Long? Larry VA3LK
Best Q received just after 0900 posted at: http://www.gostanly.com/w4dex/Argo/ZL6QH/ZL6QH23mar020930.jpg More screen shots at this directory: http://www.gostanly.com/w4dex/Argo/ZL6QH/ ARGO screen tim
Mal, John and I both were seeing a broken signal on the same frequency Saturday during your transmission. We both had moderate QRN that night. If that was your signal I believe it would have been Q5
Mal, As usual I'm interested and will listen anytime the QRN allows. I will be looking for you starting 2300 Saturday. My local sunset is now 2330 UTC but I have seen your signal while the sun was st
