Just like the last clox change---WWV on the blink again...

Noted on their website: "Due to unusually high demand around the Daylight
Saving time change, the usual animated clock has been temporarily disabled"

I guess WWV only works when nobody needs them.

If you had a real radio.....you wouldnt need the internet to feel smart!

5-10 and 15 mhz for your listening pleasure!
"Frank" wrote in message
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Just like the last clox change---WWV on the blink again...

Noted on their website: "Due to unusually high demand around the Daylight
Saving time change, the usual animated clock has been temporarily
disabled"

I guess WWV only works when nobody needs them.

" wrote:

If you had a real radio.....you wouldnt need the internet to feel smart!

5-10 and 15 mhz for your listening pleasure!

2.5 and 20 as well.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

wrote in message
...
If you had a real radio.....you wouldnt need the internet to feel smart!

5-10 and 15 mhz for your listening pleasure!
"Frank" wrote in message
...
Just like the last clox change---WWV on the blink again...

Noted on their website: "Due to unusually high demand around the
Daylight
Saving time change, the usual animated clock has been temporarily
disabled"

I guess WWV only works when nobody needs them.

Yea... maybe someday I'll retire my pair of R8B's and get a pair of RX-340's
(real radios).

As a general question... whatever happened to the WWV signals anyway? Years
ago they came in gangbusters... came pounding in... now I can't hardly hear
them, barely---on any frequency. The South American CB'ers on 10 MHz are
stronger than WWV. I always thought they cut back their power to a
kilowatt---as a ploy to remain on the air when they were going to go dark
because of budget cutbacks

Frank wrote:

wrote in message
...
If you had a real radio.....you wouldnt need the internet to feel smart!

5-10 and 15 mhz for your listening pleasure!
"Frank" wrote in message
...
Just like the last clox change---WWV on the blink again...

Noted on their website: "Due to unusually high demand around the
Daylight
Saving time change, the usual animated clock has been temporarily
disabled"

I guess WWV only works when nobody needs them.

Yea... maybe someday I'll retire my pair of R8B's and get a pair of RX-340's
(real radios).

As a general question... whatever happened to the WWV signals anyway? Years
ago they came in gangbusters... came pounding in... now I can't hardly hear
them, barely---on any frequency. The South American CB'ers on 10 MHz are
stronger than WWV. I always thought they cut back their power to a
kilowatt---as a ploy to remain on the air when they were going to go dark
because of budget cutbacks

Your antenna perhaps?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Frank wrote:
Just like the last clox change---WWV on the blink again...

Noted on their website: "Due to unusually high demand around the Daylight
Saving time change, the usual animated clock has been temporarily disabled"

I guess WWV only works when nobody needs them.


- turned on the radio, tuned to 20.000 Khz..
got the signal,

set all my clocks 1 hr back....


- so whats the problem??

Is it time to set my clocks back,here in Central Time Zone? Three clocks
to reset,one in my kitchen,one in my living room and one in my bedroom.I
quit wearing a wris****ch about twenty years ago.
cuhulin