Re: LF: TA 12 FEB 06

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Date:	Mon, 13 Feb 2006 09:40:33 -0500
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Mike

Mike Dennison wrote:

Using 136.318 as the center of the window, an Argo 30-second screenwould display 136.315 to 136.321 kHz. For the eastern U.S. and Canada,you should avoid Loran lines at:


136,315.261
136,315.346
136,315.789
136,320.281

Otherwise, everything is fair game. This "window" was chosen forLoran-friendliness in eastern North America, and is not as clean in thewest. It should be pretty good for your target audience, however. <g>


John Andrews, W1TAG

It would help to know what frequency 'window' is used by thosemonitoring. We arer all clustered close to CT1DRP. How far out can we
go and still stay on screen?

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