[Lowfer] Virginia Stations

[Pete Cranwell]

No.  I'll take a look, thanks.

Last time I worked VLF was back in late 60s or early 70s from Westfield NJ.
My neighbor, Ken Cornell, (W2IMB, beacon call "K"), got me interested.  We
ran a couiple of stations & I worked around 100 miles on 189.5 (beacon call
"P").  Spent lots of time with Ken discussing basket weave coils, loops etc.
and playing with his coil winding machine.   Have not done anything since.

Thanks for the info

Pete

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[mailto:lowfer-bounces at mailman.qth.net]On Behalf Of Peter Barick
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 8:33 PM
To: lowfer at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Lowfer] Virginia Stations


Hi Pete,

Have you seen the body on knowledge on LF at www.LWCA.org ?

That's the place to start. It has an operator listing page of most all--okay
many--LF beacons
and particulars of their operations. Many transmit in very slow cw, and as
such a software
viewing aid is used to copy them. But more on that later, if you need to
know.

Peter
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>>> "Pete Cranwell" <pete at pcranwell.com> 02/06/08 4:21 PM >>>
Does anyone have the location , freq & operating schedules of Lowfers in
Southwest Va?

I'm located in Craig County at N37,27,12 W80,06,52

Thanks in advance

Pete
WA2EIN

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