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
Rudy van Dalen received this nice view card of typical inhabitants
of Bjornoya in 1983
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another interesting letter
from Rudy van Dalen's collection: from Andoya in 1983, telling
about the CONSOL stations Andoya,
Bjornoya, and Jan Mayen
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:
LJS
Frequencies Morse Telegraphy:
332.5