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March 4th 04, 04:41 PM
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In article . edu, wcm1
@NOSPAM.cornell.edu says... In article , says... "William Mutch" wrote in message Has anyone bookmarked the longwave site whcih gives freq's, calls and locations? Just for curiousity I'd like to find out where some of these beacons are. PKA 260.9 YGK 263.4 IT (ithaca) 267.0 YQA 272.3 YPP 303.3 ZMX 317.3 CL 345.0 SB 362.2 YMW 366.4 ZQ 372.6 YB 394.4 Y8 401.3 YTA 409.2 BC 414.4 RYS 420.0 Go to the following site and download WWSU V5.10. Got it working...misconfig to east longitude Cool program. I tried this site and did the download. Interesting looking program , but returns some nonsense values for range and bearings. The map "beacon radar" doesn't correlate with the entered location. It will give you the location and frequency of the NDB station. In addition it will tell you the distance and bearing from your location when you set in your locations co-ordinates. It also offers some nice search capabilities if you only get part of a call. http://members.rogers.com/wiecek6010/files.htm Al KA5JGV San Antonio, Tx. |
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