Sorry, I typed the wrong address. This was meant to go direct to Peter.
John F/G3PAI
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On 09/03/2006 at 11:40 John RABSON wrote:
>Peter,
>
>Cave radio people have for some time been wondering about the origin of
>the Galloping Horses effect. I believe the term was coined by
>Jean-Jacques Fauchez, F6IDE, but he is now a Silent Key we cannot ask him.
>
>May we reprint your explanation as a Letter to the Editor in our next
>issue, please? I would of course send you a copy of the text beforehand
>for you to agree the contents.
>
>73,
>John Rabson F/G3PAI
>Commissioning Editor
>Cave Radio & Electronics Group Journal
>
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>On 08/03/2006 at 09:45 Peter Martinez wrote:
>
>>>From G3PLX:
>>
>>It wasn't Rugby that went off yesterday but Lessay. As luck would have it
>>I
>>was trying to debug some LORAN receive software that morning, and I
>>couldn't
>>figure out why it wouldn't work. It seemed to work in the afternoon and I
>>couldn't figure that out either until the screenshot from Markus revealed
>>all! The moral must be - don't try to debug LF receive software on the
>>first Tuesday of the month!
>>
>>Rugby transmits a regular group of 8 pulses at 14.85/sec., and on it's
>own
>>that would give a very regular buzz, although at a rather lower rate than
>>a
>>fluorescent light. When Lessay is on, it transmits both at 14.85/sec and
>>13.11/sec and the 1.5Hz beat between these gives the galloping effect.
>>
>>With Lessay off, the galloping stops. At least this is true in the UK.
>>
>>73
>>Peter
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