[COham] Need LF Beacon Reports from CO
Craig D. Smith
craig at powersmith.net
Sat Dec 16 20:06:24 EST 2006
Paul ...
I just heard you at 0100. I'm still hearing the warbly carrier at about
480, but not as strong as this afternoon. Could copy your CW well, but I'd
give you somewhere between S0 and S1 here on my poor antenna in Longmont.
R75 with 300 Hz filter.
73
... Craig AC0DS
<> -----Original Message-----
<> From: coham-bounces at mailman.qth.net
[mailto:coham-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On
<> Behalf Of W0rw at aol.com
<> Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2006 9:42 AM
<> To: coham at mailman.qth.net
<> Subject: [COham] Need LF Beacon Reports from CO
<>
<> Hi CO guys,
<> The high bands maybe dead but the Low Bands are still OK..
<> i need some Daytime CO reception reports of the RW LF Beacon...
<> The 'RW' Beacon, WA2XRM, is sending 'RW' in CW at 20 wpm on 480 kHz
<> continiously all day today, 12/16/06.
<>
<> The Beacon is running 125W to a 30 foot vertical in Colorado Springs.
<>
<> You might have to disconnect your tuner and hook on your biggest
antenna
<> to your receiver to hear the weak CW signal.
<> You can optimize your antenna system by tuning in the airport beacon
"CO"
<> on 407 kHz.
<> Lamp dimmers and computer power supplies can also cause a lot of noise
<> that will mask out low frequency signals.
<> Night time transmissions are 3 minutes long on the hour and at the
half,
<> (Starting at xx:00 to xx:03 minutes and again at xx:30 to xx:33 minutes
<> synchronized with WWV) from 0000z to 0700z.
<>
<>
<> Please send reports to w0rw at aol.com.
<> Paul WA2XRM
<> P.O. Box 6069
<> Colorado Springs, CO 80934
<>
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