Re: [IRCA] A idea for future DX Tests.....Any Sonar Techs Aboard?

[Mike Hardester <DX4EVR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

    Once again, Charlie-san makes a discovery. Do we have any Sonar 
Techs out there in DX-land? Going back MANY years, during in-processing 
at Navy boot camp, we were tested for conversion to sonar techs. Why? I 
haven't the slightest idea. Apparently, a few of us scored high enough 
as they promised us "the world" if we would convert. I stuck with my 
promised Corpsman rating.

    Point is, whether high frequency or low frequency, a sonar's ping is 
distinct and does carry a fair distance. If that technology could be 
utilized in conjunction with what the techs on this list know, it might 
be a help.

    Very 73 de Mike...One who could not grasp the basic concept/use of 
Total Recorder

Charles A Taylor wrote:
>
> Still, if I'm going to turn into a sonarman to log my stations, then I
> don't belong on the 530 - 1710 kHz AM band.
>
> 73,
>
> Charles
>
> Charles A Taylor, WD4INP
> Greenville, North Carolina 
>   

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