Several people have mentioned Corsen as the likely location, however there's a bearing posted on the NDB list from Dominique Kremp, Normandy, France , (who's located at 48°03'31''N 01°26'14''W) of 0/
Yes That is the info this side ... just like trying to take a bone from a (dead) dog ? ps- snap ! 2010-11-05 00:26 G0NBD 0.501100 -27 0 IO83lk 0.1 WD2XSH/17 FN42pb 5012 284 2010-11-05 00:40 WD2XSH/17
I guess these tests relate to a proposed new system being discussed in ITU Working Party 5B: PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS TO PRELIMINARY DRAFT NEW REPORT ITU-R M.[500 kHz] Utilization of the 495-505 kHz ba
Sources tell me that the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has a proposed system called "SYNOPTIC" in the works for the 500kHz range. They have proposed three channels with OFDM signals with
May be the FCC will designate it as Spread Spectrum and ban it under 220 MHz ' data transmitted in an enhanced bandwidth , above the minimum necessary ' G.. Terry, Is it possible to get a copy of the
"The estimated coverage area from shore is approximately 320 nautical miles with a radiated power of 1 kW and 400 nautical miles with a radiated power of 5 kW." This seems a very conservative estimat
Le 07/11/2010 11:14, John GM4SLV a écrit : It might well be controlled by CROSS Corsen, but are we able to say the TX is located at Corsen or Lessay, or elsewhere? No, we arent'. There are many coast
I guess these tests relate to a proposed new system being discussed in ITU Working Party 5B: PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS TO PRELIMINARY DRAFT NEW REPORT ITU-R M.[500 kHz] Utilization of the 495-505 kHz ba
Looks like a second ex RO Dreamer band , 4 Khz with EU hams getting 100 Hz data mode ? Firstly all the coast is covered by VHF to 30 + miles out , linked aprs and radar plots give position and ship d
