Jim,
That's good news! However, the area around 135.92 kHz has now become
useless in the U.S. and Canada due to a west coast military station. We
have suggested 136.318 kHz as an alternative, and CT1DRP will be trying
it tonight. That frequency should be clear of Loran lines for about +/-2
Hz in the eastern and central U.S. If you pick a spot in that range, a
number of us will be watching.
John Andrews, W1TAG/WD2XES
James Moritz wrote:
Dear LF Group,
I have now reassembled my LF station and am now QRV again. It looks like
being a calm night weather-wise, so the antenna should stay up. So I
will put out some T/A beacon signals tonight from around 2300utc onwards
for a few hours at least. I will try QRSS30 on about 135.922kHz +/-,
with about 1W ERP, unless anyone has any more interesting suggestions
before then. Any reports will be very welcome.
Cheers, Jim Moritz
73 de M0BMU
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