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Techniques for testing the functionality of radios and other equipment. Do not use this tag for license examinations; use [license] instead.
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WWV, WWVH, and WWVL may be shut down. Are there any alternatives?
Don't forget about CHU (and here is the official site) which is the Canadian equivalent to WWV. It's at lower power and it's not as well-located geographically (it's located near Ottawa), but it's re …