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Low Frequency Radio Transmission

AncientMariner
The annual Christmas Eve message will be transmitted in Morse code on December 24th at 08:00 utc (UK Time) on 17.2 kHz. Tuning up commences at about 07:30 utc.

If interested and you do not have a suitable receiver in the conventional sense, you can use the sound card in your pc and this software https://sites.google.com/site/sm6lkm/saqrx/ together with a decent length of wire.

The transmission will be screened live at  YouTube Channel.

Clive

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    mapj1:

    . . . I do know there have been attempts to raise funding for a re-start of a modern LORAN like system (circa 100KHz ), as a back up for critical navigation at sea, as GPS has proved to be rather too vulnerable to  jamming for comfort . . .




    There were trials of eLORAN in Europe in 2014 / 2015. The last I heard about it was that the trials were being discontinued at the end of 2015 and I've not heard anything about it since!

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    mapj1:

    . . . I do know there have been attempts to raise funding for a re-start of a modern LORAN like system (circa 100KHz ), as a back up for critical navigation at sea, as GPS has proved to be rather too vulnerable to  jamming for comfort . . .




    There were trials of eLORAN in Europe in 2014 / 2015. The last I heard about it was that the trials were being discontinued at the end of 2015 and I've not heard anything about it since!

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