Continental Electronics Patents New eLoran Antenna

April 6, 2017

Written by Editor

A couple weeks ago one of our members, Reelectronika, showed us an eLoran/Chayka/GNSS receiver that was only 6cm long with a 5cm antenna.

Yesterday our member Continental Electronics sent a press release announcing they had patented a smaller eLoran transmitter antenna that takes up less land area.  Current antennas are typically between 600ft and 700ft tall and take up many acres.

It seems like there is quite a drumbeat recently of companies looking to support eLoran systems.

We are hopeful that these folks will soon find a market for their products in the U.S.A. and not just in Russia, China, the UK, South Korea, the middle east and elsewhere.

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