Lubos, Gary, LF The 500.5 sognal has faded a bit recently, but still visible. Noce to see it being received in Chorley and OK-land! No DF fixes from anyone with a small loop? John On Mon, 8 Sep 2008
Hello all, Unless someone is mucking about, John's "T T T CQ CQ CQ" signal would be transmitted by a marine coast station. TTT was/is sent on 500 kHz to announce a navigation or gale warning which wo
John, LF, I am seeing but not hearing the signal at 500.5KHz. Not seen on my grabber but just visible on main antenna & JRC Rx. Gary - G4WGT. --Original Message-- From: owner-rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep
Thanks Brian, I saw a report from a station in France, who could get a bearing (the beauty of rotatable loops!) and I think he put it on a similar heading as the SK6RUD signal. So perhaps yes, a nor
John,LF, Signal getting stronger & just showing on my grabber, also beginning to hear traces of the CW. Screen shot attached. Gary - G4WGT. --Original Message-- From: [email protected]
John, Gary, LF Signal on 500.500kHz is not so good now, QRN and QSB increase, but I can still see it. Interesting, isn´t it ?! Lubos, OK2BVG ** --Original Message-- From: owner-rsgb_lf_group@blackshe
Hello John and LF! Yes, it is true, as you can see on the capture. SK6RUD in QRSS3 mode is below (500.000kHz), other CW signal is above (500.500kHz). Lubos, OK2BVG ** --Original Message-- From: owner
Lubos, Yes it's interesting. Last season I remember hearing a short "T T T CQ CQ CQ" on 500, never repeated. Then there was the XJ/ÖX thing early this year, now a "VVV TEST" There are some odd things
Hello Ian, LF, I think the "T T T CQ CQ " that I vaguely heard, several months ago, may have been someone mucking about, much as I'd wish it was a genuine coast station still in operation and therefo
John I looked very carefully at the record up to 21:10Z (and after) but could see no signal on 500.5KHz so probably a more Northerly source? Brian At 21:23 08/09/2008, you wrote: Lubos, Yes it's inte
