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VT FUSE · 16th Nov 2017, 11:25 pm

Ref post 9

There was LF LORAN,operating in the Khz frequencies,known as LORAN-C
Now navigated some way off original topic I think.
I remember RAF SAR Sea King navigation fit still retaining Decca Navigator which was turned off but also being fitted for GPS/Satnav in 1990'S.
Last encountered in cabin of a Girl friend's Dad's sea going yacht, tried cadging it but he held tightly onto it in case the system be turned back on.
Italian CG transmissions heard around 16.00 hrs today on 160m.

16th Nov 2017, 11:25 pm	#12
VT FUSE Hexode Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Malvern, Worcestershire, UK. Posts: 347	Re: Unknown 160m Transmission Ref post 9 There was LF LORAN,operating in the Khz frequencies,known as LORAN-C Now navigated some way off original topic I think. I remember RAF SAR Sea King navigation fit still retaining Decca Navigator which was turned off but also being fitted for GPS/Satnav in 1990'S. Last encountered in cabin of a Girl friend's Dad's sea going yacht, tried cadging it but he held tightly onto it in case the system be turned back on. Italian CG transmissions heard around 16.00 hrs today on 160m.