[aprssig] Re: who hears my station
WB4GQK at aol.com WB4GQK at aol.comSat Dec 24 12:19:59 UTC 2005
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Hi ALL, Arte wrote: > Years ago, there were several stations designated as "zero-beat" referen- >ces. As I recall, W3ADO was the benchmark and several others situated around >the USA were tuned steady-as-a-rock to it. Do these reference stations still >exist, serving the same function? 73 I have been using an SGC 2000 for the past 8 years. It is NTIA Compliant and as a consequence it is pretty rock solid. In an average 24 hour period I will record 30 different stations with as many as 50 transmissions. To my knowledge no singular station or stations are set up to be the zero beat station. My only fallback position is the SGC2000 only tunes in 100 Hz increments. PERIOD! So I hope no one starts tweaking the frequency a few cycles. 73 de Jim
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