[time-nuts] Re: E-Loran tests

[JOHN HARTZELL]

Legacy Loran-C receivers will work just fine receiving e-Loran (LFPhoenix) signals , providing the on air testing is of a GRI that is hard coded into your 1970  Austron 2100F.  The additional data will not affect a Loran-C receiver.  I have locked on using my Austron 2000C-1, no problem.

Maybe consider contacting Ursa Navigation and buying one of their state of the art 2023 receivers.

Kind regards,

John

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> On May 24, 2023, at 12:43 PM, Jeff Huselid via time-nuts <time-nuts at lists.febo.com> wrote:
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> Greetings,
>    Anyone have more info on the E-Loran tests in progress? Which station is master, power levels, coding delay, etc? I am trying to receive using my Austron 2100F, I think maybe it doesn’t like the additional added data. Worked well on the old system.
> Jeff H.
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> Best regards,
> Jeff Huselid
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