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Old January 20th 08, 05:34 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
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Default NIST Considers East Coast WWVB Broadcast

Brenda Ann wrote:
You do realize that GPS does not work inside most buildings?


Sure, and do you realize that 60kHz signals don't work in many
buildings, around a lot of modern electronic equipment and so on?

If it produces noise that interferes with an AM radio, it will interfere
with a 60kHz clock. CFL's are especialy bad.

Even if the signal did reach here, which according to the NIST it
won't, nothing could receive it over the noise.

Geoff.

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