On 23 Feb 2007 07:59:49 -0800, "tack" wrote in
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On Feb 23, 1:03 am, "Mike Terry" wrote:
"tack" wrote in message

oups.com...

Anyone do any longwave work?
Below the broadcast band?

http://www.lwca



I tried http://www.lwca/
It came up (or did not come up) as a dead link


Try this (corrected) link:
http://www.lwca.org/


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The LOWDOWN This Month
In the February 2007 issue of the club publication:
"DX Downstairs" Eric Smith presents members' LF and VLF loggings.
"On The Air" Experimenters on the 160-190kHz and 136kHz bands,
compiled by John Davis.
"Natural Radio" Conducted by Mark Karney.
"From the Archives"
Winter SWL Fest Announcement The annual gathering of monitoring
enthusiasts from longwave on up! This year it will be held March 8 -
10. See their site for full details.
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Latest Edition of Oexner NDB Handbook Out
Michael Oexner announces that the 2007 editions of the European
NDB Handbook & North American NDB Handbook (and their CD counterparts)
are now available. The new ENDBH 2007 contains the data of more than
6400 NDBs on 140+ spiral-bound pages in A4 format. Also the NANDBH
2007 has grown and shows the data of more than 5600 NDBs on 130+
pages.
As a new feature, the CD version contains a Google Earth
compatible NDB waypoint file so that you can "fly" to NDB locations
around the globe. Two small waypoint samples for the ENDBH and NANDBH
are available in a 128KB Zipped download so you can develop a feeling
what to expect. The file also contains sample pages of the regular
listings from both editions, and ordering information.
Once again the multimedia contents of the CD version have been
expanded to a total of more than 130 NDB pictures and more than 130
NDB sound clips from around the world. What has remained stable,
however, are the price and the quality of the handbooks and CDs. A PDF
file containing more details is also available separately from the Zip
file..


500 kHz Group Seeks Monitoring Assistance
Volunteer(s) in NE Nebraska area needed for quantitative signal
comparisons.
While our story on SM6BHZ, below, has generated some excitement
about activity