*From: John Davis *To: PTHOMSON@BRUDERHOF.com *Subject: Re: Norwegian Consol Station *Date: Monday, April 28, 1997 4:40PM *I don't believe I've encountered references to Consol beacons before Jacques' post. What is ...or rather, was... Consol, actually? *73, *John
Subj: Norwegian Consol Station Date: 97-04-16 06:38:45 EDT From: monitor (Jacques d'Avignon) Good morning... There is still a LF Consol station in Stavanger, Norway. I understand that it will close soon and I am trying to get a recording of it from some friends overseas. Does anyone have the frequency of this station?
1690.8 STLMO 3/5/97 morning and evening reception
1641.95 MIN 2/7/97 1228 UTC hrd on Eddystone 958/3 and R1414 (630 miles)
1687.4 TSN 2/27/97 1223 UTC NRD-525 with CEI 357 Q-5er (715 miles)
1675.09 D 2/26/96 1229 UTC NRD-525 with CEI 357 Q-5er (450 miles)
1683.8 MER 3/6/97 0124 UTC Aero beacon in Columbia. Carrier at 1685
with sidebands at 1683.8 and 1686.2.
1696.2 WM 4/14/97 1116 UTC NRD-525 with CEI 357 (803 miles)
ID FREQ DATE TIME --- --- ------- ---- UAB 200 03-15 0754 YJ 200 03-15 0754 AOC 201 03-15 0756 RMD 204 03-15 0813 YEU 205 03-14 1121 EC 217 03-14 0827 PR 218 03-08 0943 YZA 236 03-16 0855 OJ 239 03-06 0850 ONO 305 03-15 0828 RO 305 03-15 0828 LAC 328 03-08 0912 FIA 329 03-13 0918 TAD 329 03-13 0918 IA 332 03-08 0902 POA 332 03-13 0914 XH 332 03-08 0901 STI 333 03-06 0859 ZU 338 03-06 1143 YZH 343 03-06 1133 XX 344 03-06 1130 DJN 347 03-06 1105 LFA 347 03-06 1059 NUD 347 03-06 1110 MNC 348 03-06 1123 NY 350 03-06 1057 ON 350 03-06 1053 BO 359 03-05 0939 YQZ 359 03-05 0939 BF 362 03-05 0935 RPX 362 03-05 0934 ITU 371 03-09 0838 YK 371 03-09 0852 EP 373 03-09 0833 MF 373 03-09 0839 DDP 391 03-17 0840 EBY 391 03-17 0840 GOL 396 03-17 0838 LLJ 397 03-15 0903 QQ 400 03-15 0902 MW 408 03-27 0846 RD 411 03-27 0841 LYI 414 03-27 0831 PYD 414 03-27 0837 IEE 415 03-27 0829 CKP 423 03-27 0819 BTS 427 03-14 0839 SYW 428 03-27 0810 HMY 512 03-14 0835 CL 515 03-13 0839 INE 521 03-13 0835 ICW 525 03-27 0801
NUD-347 (US Navy, Adak Is. Alaska) was using a DA3ID format with
a long 30 second cycle time. When I talked to them on the phone,
they informed me the odd format indicated the backup transmitter.
The primary was dead and the secondary unit had been built and
installed in early 1941! As the base was being mothballed, they
were not certain as to whether the NDB would be kept on-line.
UNID:
SG or UG, about 309, heard twice
IA or SA, about 380khz, heard 3 times now
Well, that is it for now. My equipment consists of an old National
RBL-5 receiver and a 100ft longwire antenna. My location is rather
noisy, especially between 200khz and 300khz, but I have been to
hear and verify just over 380 NDB's since 1988. I can be reached at;
Stan Forsman
1312 Burrows Rd.
Campbell, CA 95008
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