[Lowfer] E-Loran

[John Andrews]

Garry,

I haven't seen anything on-line that indicates more than the NJ site, 
but I guess it's possible. The daytime signal here consists of two pulse 
trains, the first consisting of 8 pulses, a gap, and the "master" pulse. 
The second consists of 9 pulses. My understanding is that the 9th pulse 
timing conveys the digital information.

What I need to do is to look at night, and see if any other pulse trains 
are visible.

John, W1TAG/1

On 7/23/2015 8:41 AM, Garry wrote:
> John,
>
> I saw pulsed transmissions on 100 kHz through the night and it's still
> present well past local sunrise. Seems this source is more local than NJ.
>
>
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