Re: [IRCA] Morse Code on 1220 ??

["Doug Pifer" <oregon4wd@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for ya'lls ideas. I like Willis's explanation and it may also be true 
that I won't be able to figure it out. (at the speed it was running anyone 
should be able to, if it was clear enough).
Mikes suggestion of Ontario, OR (ONO at 305 khz) makes the most sense-or I 
should say, "it adds up", but on the other hand, any NDB / three letters 
repeated continuously would have been fairly obvious.  The directionality of 
the signal wasn't very narrow so it could have been something other than 
what I mentioned.  I can't find my LF log anywhere so I can't check it out. 
If I'm up tonight I'll tune in again and get a recording.
73- Doug KE6GMM

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW" <AM-DXer@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2007 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Morse Code on 1220 ??


>I also find airnav.com to be very useful in searching for beacons Doug.
> For example, when I searched Albany OR I found the "Lewisburg" NDB
> transmitting LWG (.-..  .--  --.) on 225 kHz. It is located 9.1 miles NE
> of Albany airport.
>
> Patrick Griffith, Westminster CO
> SBE Certified Broadcast Technologist
> NRC Broadcasting - Denver
> http://community.webtv.net/N0NNK/
> http://community.webtv.net/AM-DXer/

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