CONSOL stations have been used until approximately the mid-1980s, giving 2 different signals. First there is something like a usual NDB, that is the identification in morse code with a dash, and second there is a directed signal, using the interference and phase differences of the 3 distant antenna towers used for transporting a more precise direction finding possibility.
no recordings available
a QSL card, sent by the Norwegian Telecommunications Authority
(Tom Rösner, 1982)
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Rudy van Dalen received this
interesting letter from Andoya in 1983, telling about the CONSOL
stations Andoya, Bjornoya,
and Jan Mayen
this friendly letter confirms the reception of Rudy van Dalen
(1984)
from the collection of Reinhard
Klein-Arendt: an interesting QSL from LJS with details on the
3 CONSOL stations in the area (LEX/LJS/LMC) (1985)
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Callsigns:
LMC
Frequencies Morse Telegraphy:
332.5