HI all,
Just a note, using a Austron 2100F and a typical Loran antenna coupler the
signals mentioned from the west coast are received and consistently (during
dark hours) tracked by the 2100F. I am located in northern Indiana and likely
receiving the signals via sky-wave, on several occasions tracking has continued
through the daylight hours. I would suspect the atmospherics and local noise
were at a minimum on those days. The 'phase corrected' 1 MHZ out from the 2100F
was compared against the 10 MHZ from a Trimble Thunderbolt would appear to be
stable enough to use as a reference for checking a local standard.
Rich W9ENG
HI all,
Just a note, using a Austron 2100F and a typical Loran antenna coupler the
signals mentioned from the west coast are received and consistently (during
dark hours) tracked by the 2100F. I am located in northern Indiana and likely
receiving the signals via sky-wave, on several occasions tracking has continued
through the daylight hours. I would suspect the atmospherics and local noise
were at a minimum on those days. The 'phase corrected' 1 MHZ out from the 2100F
was compared against the 10 MHZ from a Trimble Thunderbolt would appear to be
stable enough to use as a reference for checking a local standard.
Rich W9ENG