Hi Bill ,
is the Loran frequency 100kHz protected? because there are may switching
mode power supplies which generate lots of Loran replacementsthe same is
with wwvb 's 60kHz
73
Alex KJ6UHN
On 7/21/2015 4:26 AM, billriches wrote:
Alex - are you referring to the test of eloran in progress from Wildwood NJ?
That of course is on 100 Khz. There is no Loran in California at this time.
73,
Bill, WA2DVU
Cape May
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Hi Paul
where could I find the frequency of "our Loran" [the Californian Loran ] I
have an old HP3586 "radio receiver"
73
Alex
llow the instructions there.
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