1470 0300 CAN CJVB Vancouver BC. CJVB's time signal penetrating the noise. V weak. 7453 km
This one was hardly above the noise. Had it not been for that familiar time signal I would never have known it was CJVB.
There are three pips of a certain frequency (slightly above 1 kHz). I compared these with a recording of my last reception of CJVB and they were clearly the same. What makes these even more distinctive is the fact that there is a slightly larger gap between pip numbers one and two. But perhaps more noticeably pip number two is longer then the others. Such is the peculiarity of CJVB's time signal! Occasionally I hear CJVB when the signal is strong enough to give an audible Fairchild Radio identification.
Good DX!
John Faulkner, Skegness, Lincolnshire (JO03dd) 1m ASL
Blog: http://skegnessdx.blogspot.com
Receiver: Perseus SDR
Antenna: 10ft x 25ft flag at 15 degrees
Software: Perseus v4.1a; HDSDR v2.63; Mestor
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