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The EBS Authenticator Word List
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The EBS Authenticator Word List. And other old EBS documents. New material was added to Section Four on April 21, 2007. The Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) was a national plan for dissemination of urgent messages to the public in case of a national emergency, or life-threatening local emergency, such as a tornado. It started out as Conelrad. EBS replaced Conelrad in 1963. EBS was subsequently replaced by the Emergency Alert System (EAS) in 1997. Section One: The teletype machines themselves. Was sent wi...
The 72nd Floor
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Recently I had the extraordinary opportunity to visit the 72nd floor of the Bank of America building in downtown Dallas. Since there isn't the slightest chance that the average person could ever visit this site, I'm posting the pictures here as a public service. Another broadcast engineer recently pointed out that the facilities pictured here are actually on the 73rd floor. The elevator stops at 72, and then there's another flight of stairs up to a (locked) door on the 73rd floor. I don't know...This ...
Pictures of Loran-C Raymondville
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Loran-C Raymondville, 7980-X / 9610-Y. These are pictures I took on a visit to the Loran-C station in Raymondville, Texas, in 1984. This is the outside of the building. A typical military building, nothing fancy, but it's well maintained. Chain — by listening between the transmitted pulses of this station! In ham radio circles, this is called "full QSK". The transmitter is all solid state, and consists of a number of large modules, each contributing power which is combined into the antenna feed. The base...
The 216 Browser-safe colors
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The 216 Browser-Safe Colors. When I began writing HTML pages, I was surprised to learn that there is a relatively small set of 216 colors which are all but guaranteed to be accurately reproduced on any web browser. These are sometimes called the 216 Browser-Safe Colors, also known as The Safety Colors. They are shown in the first of three charts below with the names given them by the people at Visibone. Makers of many clever charts and other materials to assist the HTML designer with color selection.
Channel 37 -- The Last Empty Channel
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The Last Empty Channel. The band of frequencies from 608 to 614 MHz is commonly known as TV Channel 37, but it has never been occupied by any over-the-air television station in North America. On an internet page about the old DuMont network,. Channel 37 is listed as once having been used by WGOV-TV, Valdosta, Georgia; however, FCC records do not indicate that "WGOV" has ever been assigned to a television station. Illustration: UHF-TV Activity in the United States. In the same period, the total number of ...
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AE5CA | Just another WordPress site
Just another WordPress site. Restore your WRT54G to factory firmware. Every once in a while, it is necessary to restore the Factory Firmware on a Linksys node. With the End of Support for the Linksys nodes coming up, one great use for you old nodes is as an access point. This can be done with the Factory firmware. Determine which model of WRT54G you have including the version number. This is done flipping the router over and looking at the attached label. The next step is to go to www.linksys.com. Set yo...
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No frames, no banner ads, no pop-up boxes, no shopping carts. No paid advertising on any page. Before going any further, you should read our all-inclusive yet ever-expanding Disclaimer. If you read anything below this paragraph, you are assumed to have read the disclaimer and agreed with its terms. (That's another disclaimer.). The Macbeth Color Checker. The Beverage Antenna Memorandum of 1958. The No-Frills Technical Links Page. This is one of the most frequently visited pages on this web site. It i...
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No frames, no banner ads, no pop-up boxes, no shopping carts. No paid advertising on any page. Before going any further, you should read our all-inclusive yet ever-expanding Disclaimer. If you read anything below this paragraph, you are assumed to have read the disclaimer and agreed with its terms. (That's another disclaimer.). The Macbeth Color Checker. The Beverage Antenna Memorandum of 1958. The No-Frills Technical Links Page. This is one of the most frequently visited pages on this web site. It i...
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Amateur Radio Station AE5DS (David Stall) formerly N5MKK & KB5FIL
Last updated Tuesday, April 14, 2009. Ormerly N5MKK and KB5FIL. David K. Stall. Fayette County - Texas. 1112 Farm-to-Market Rd 955. Fayetteville, TX 78940-5468. A not so brief history of my radio experiences. QTH: Lakewood, Los Angeles County, California. The first exposure to Amateur radio I can recall (circa 1964) was a ham neighbor Paul A. Norcross K6OLX (SK). QTH: Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California. On Long Beach Blvd (remember the free batteries? I obtained my Citizen Radio Station License.
DXSPOTS.COM AE5E AR-Cluster
DXSPOTS.COM AE5E CC-Cluster. The DXSPOTS.COM, AE5E’s CC-Cluster, distributes World-Wide DX Spots and WWV Solar Activity announcements via Telnet. To DXSPOTS.COM ports 23 or 7000. AX/IP, AX/UDP and AX/TCP access using BPQ32. Your questions are likely addressed in the CC-Cluster Commands Listing. Setting and Viewing Your Filters via Telnet. I would recommend instead using VE7CC’s CC-User Program. To access the cluster and configure your filters. When you connect via Telnet. Reject 6-cw,6-ssb,6-fm. If you w...
