[Lowfer] E-Loran

[John Andrews]

Craig, Steve,

Yes, there should be lines corresponding to that GRI.

I saw a line above MP's signal last week, which would correspond to an 
8970 line. Never thought to chase it down, though. After I saw your 
posts this afternoon, I went down to look, and was greeted with the 
growly AC noise that has covered everything here for a couple of days. 
That noise shut down around 2250Z, but no line was visible. So I tuned 
down to 100 kHz, and the E-Loran station was off the air. Am guessing 
that this present operation may be a daylight thing...perhaps just on 
weekdays. Will check tomorrow.

In any case, an east coast Loran station won't produce enough harmonic 
energy to be useful way out west.

John, W1TAG

On 7/17/2015 4:16 PM, N6IO wrote:
> I assume since it uses a previously used GRI (8970) the chart at:
>
> http://lwca.org/library/reference/LORAN/loran_lines.htm
>
> is still valid to identify these "loran lines" as marker beacons.
>
> Craig - N6IO
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jul 17, 2015 at 4:01 PM, Steve <VE7SL at shaw.ca> wrote:
>
>> Does it provide any useful harmonics for calibration purposes like the old
>> system did? ...it was very handy out west here with the ones up north and
>> over near the Great Lakes.
>>
>>
>> Steve
>>
>>
>>
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