[Lowfer] 100 KHz, new data signal?

[Stan, W1LE]

RIP Bill, I will miss our technical discussions.
Had been planning to take you up on your offer to visit the NH facility
to discuss modern concepts of energy efficiency.

Experimental LORAN-C signals are sporadically on.
My FS700 receiver can find them at 89700 microsecond GRI,
coming from the master station in Dana, Indiana and the slave in Seneca, NY.

There are also reports of the former USCG engineering center in 
Wildwood, NJ
radiating Loran-C RF, but I know not the GRI. Not 99600 used in the old 
system.

Experimental with eLORAN and other modulation schemes.
Since it is experimental, continuous service is not guaranteed on 
weekends of after hours.
And the accuracy does not approach the Cs accuracy once achieved.

Give it a listen.

Stan, W1LE    Cape Cod



On 3/28/2012 9:26 AM, Dexter McIntyre W4DEX wrote:
> Last evening while monitoring 136 khz using Argo lines started appearing
> similar to what we use to see from Loran transmissions.  Last week
> someone posted there was a loran signal back on. I listened and did hear
> the familiar loran pulses.  Since these new lines showed up last evening
> I tuned in 100 khz this morning and heard a strong unfamiliar sound
> which can be heard at this link:
>
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15095569/w4dex/100khz_0900edt_28mar12.mp3
>
> Dex
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