As a normal DXer it was time to check the LW band and a discovery was found at 225kHz. A code signal is coming in with fair strength, consisting of two Morse code figures being repeated over and over and over. I will put them down here, and perhaps you can translate them and explain their meaning
dot dot dash dot
dash dash dot dot
Here is another step in the changing world of broadcast
http://www.democracynow.org/2011/6/8/headlines#15
A spring/summer edition of The Low Power Hour is now available.
http://kdxradio.com/lph.html
BIG TALKER is the name for a new 13.560mHz Shortwave Transmitter Project growing out of the Talking Pixie2 SW Transmitter project. Talking Pixie2 is a 2-transistor Part 15 device most recently covered in the blog “13.560 Back In The News.”
BIG TALKER is being designed as a 3-transistor part 15 device with particular features, including:
Original Pixie2 crystal oscillator;
Buffer stage with low impedance output and extra “punch” to excite the Class C final stage;
Class C Final Stage with transformer driven amplitude modulation;
LM 317 IC user operated power output control.
No “first version” yet exists, but with your help the BIG TALKER will be put together part by part.
Questions or suggestions welcome.
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May 31 KDXradio.com completes Four Years as a Part 15 Station broadcasting on the internet.
June 1st Begins The Fifth Year.
Thank you everybody for the good ideas that made it work.
