Are you looking for the audio time broadcasts (2.5, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 MHz)
or the 60 kHz carrier digital clock synchronization broadcast from Ft.
Collins, CO (WWVB)? Big difference in the receivers...one is a simple AM
receiver and the other requires digital decoding.


"Ray D. O'Mann" wrote in message
om...
Hello,
Does anyone have any schematics or recommendations for such for
building a WWV receiver? I can't afford to buy one due to
disability-related medical expenses, but I could afford to build one
with some help. The help I can get. The schematic I have not. Can you
please help? Thank you very much.

"DougSlug" wrote in message .net...
Are you looking for the audio time broadcasts (2.5, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 MHz)
or the 60 kHz carrier digital clock synchronization broadcast from Ft.
Collins, CO (WWVB)? Big difference in the receivers...one is a simple AM
receiver and the other requires digital decoding.


"Ray D. O'Mann" wrote in message
om...
Hello,
Does anyone have any schematics or recommendations for such for
building a WWV receiver? I can't afford to buy one due to
disability-related medical expenses, but I could afford to build one
with some help. The help I can get. The schematic I have not. Can you
please help? Thank you very much.

Hi Folks!
Hey, thanks a bunch to everyone for all your tips and suggestions! I
do appreciate the feedback. I haven't found any schematics yet, but
I'm still trying. The important part is... BUILDING a WWV receiver
gets me AWAY from my TV! So any plans for the 2-25MHz freqs or the
60kHz signal are most welcome. I've done the Radio Shack thing and
they work okay when I'm away from the mountains I live near, but their
overall performance is a bit less than satisfactory. Anyway, the
BUILDING of a RCVR is what's important, not the BUYING. Again, thanks
for all the help.~~Ray