Receiving, identifying and decoding LF/HF radio time signals
Optimised reception magnetic rod antenna for European/World Time Signal: DCF77: Position (Germany), frequency 77.5 kHz, transmitting power 50 KW, range Main-caught on the day about 1900 km, at the night > 2100 km. HBG 75: Position Prangins (Switzerland), frequency 75.0 kHz, transmitting power 20 KW, range about 500 km, space wave > 1000 km. MSF 60: Position: Anthorn (GB), frequency 60 kHz, transmitting power 15 KW, WWVB NIST time signal radio station near Fort Collins Colorado (US), frequency 60 kHz, JJY (Japan) Mount Otakadoya 50 kHz, RTZ time signal Irkutsk (Russia) 50 kHz, RBU, Moscow (Russia) 66 kHz, BPC (China) 68 kHz.

Time stations operating in the longwave radio band have highly predictable radio propagation characteristics, which gives low uncertainty in the received time signals.

Material: Bundled ferrites of high permeability, CuL, length 420 mm, shockproof plastic housing, connector N-female