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LF: The bells, the bells!

from [Andy Talbot] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: LF: The bells, the bells!
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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 18:51:03 -0000
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When I used to listen 30 years ago on AM in a wide(ish) bandwidth at ~1900kHz, it sounded like a bell jangling - was this the same signal as your 'bandsaws' ?  The signal was often referred to as the bells, I seem to reecall.
 
Andy  G4JNT
 
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>  ...multiple bandsaws fading in and out with their relative phases wobbling around like the efforts of a not very good disco DJ.
 
Excellent description, John!  And a rather slow disco DJ, at that.
 
Here, I believe the frequency span was roughly 1700 to 1900.  One could often hear them with an AM broadcast receiver, and 160m was largely the Unknown & Barely Usable Ham Band.
 

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