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March 9th 04, 08:01 PM
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"Mike Knudsen" wrote in message ... In article , (Scott Dorsey) writes: [...] I used to listen to WWVB on a huge old Navy regen RX (RAL or the like?) and could get it day or night on a Sloper antenna. Nothing I own now is sensitive enough down there to pick it up. [...] Be careful with this. I haev an ICOM 706 which I have been listening to 350kHz beacons and I suspect sensitivity is not an issue. The receive is not selective enough to keep out much noise. Below about 200KHz I heae locam AM broadcase stations. Some kind of IM or something. I want to build some kind of a low / band pass filter to see if it makes a diff. The specific antenna can also make a diff. I'm using a 40M dipole. -- Regards, Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. |
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