Well, I guess their announced "transmitter upgrade" is complete. I don't see any mention of it on the NIST web site any more. Last outage was 30...
Just saw this WWV/WWVH Survey on the DOD MARS website... looks like someone is maybe looking to see if there is any need for the stations - and...
[MEDIA] [MEDIA] Ever wondered what hooking up a crystal radio detector to the fence line along WWV would sound like? This is about it [actually...
Trial run to be held this weekend WWV Centennial Committee to Conduct Trial Run of WW0WWV Special Event The WWV Centennial Committee will conduct...
Hamvention Preview continues this week on Ham Talk Live! Thursday at 9 pm EDT, our guests will be Matt, Deutch, N0RGT, chief engineer of WWV, and...
So far, the only "news" I have seen regarding WWV shutdown is that NIST has proposed a shutdown in the FY19. That year starts in just over a...
After some recent reading on TRF receivers, I'm thinking about building a simple version out of op-amps. At least in the LF/MF range, modern...
With the real possibility of a WWV shutdown in our near future, I started thinking about what would be needed for the amateur service to stand up...
As a fun project, I would like to build a simple LF receiver to pick up and decode WWVB at 60kHz. The data decoding part of the problem seems...
This week on Ham Talk Live!, WWV Chief Engineer Matt Deutch, N0RGT joins us to tell us about some of the latest changes happening at WWV! So if...
