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Would the value of this service be decreased if only a high quality voice announcement were available without the weather, geo alert or GPS status information? |
| S1-0001 |
i am ham radio the geo alrt are good |
| S1-0002 |
"As difficult as it may seem, I am not always near the radio or the
internet - gotta get a small transceiver someday" |
| S1-0003 |
I like the ability to receive the Geo alerts while mobile. |
| S1-0004 |
The magnetic indices are important to propagation. |
| S1-0005 |
"Can't get weather, geo alert and GPS info" |
| S1-0006 |
"SO MUCH IS DEPENDANT ON EASY INSTANT ACCESS TO TIME AND FREQUENCY
STANDARD """"ON THE FLY"""".
NOT HAVING IT WOULD SERIOUSLY JEOPARDIZE COMPLIANCE WITH FCC
STANDARDS.
" |
| S1-0007 |
all info should be given |
| S1-0008 |
This information is not readily available elsewhere with comparable
access. |
| S1-0009 |
"When radio propagation is poor, this is a reliable backup." |
| S1-0010 |
"If radio reception is poor, one can get it via the telephone" |
| S1-0011 |
Extensively used for propgation studies. |
| S1-0012 |
"Because sometimes there is no radio access, particularaly during
geomagnetic storms. Internet services may also be affected by CMEs." |
| S1-0013 |
I sometimes use it to check WX and geo alert while I'm away from an HF
radio RCVR |
| S1-0014 |
I use the GEO for ham radio to find out what bands will be open |
| S1-0015 |
I have gotten used to the service.
This information is not commonly found on radio else where. |
| S1-0016 |
The Geo alerts are very important.
The GPS status is important to keeping abreast of the situation. |
| S1-0017 |
Sometimes unable to receive radio signal and telephone is only way to
receive these informations. |
| S1-0018 |
It is not always possible to receive the radio signal due to equipment
or location limitations. |
| S1-0019 |
I need the GPS status information for everyday use |
| S1-0020 |
all info important |
| S1-0021 |
"I am a ham operator. I
use the data to both determine propogation for the ham radio frequencies,
set my manual and automatic clocks and computers, and watch matural events
such as hurricanes etc" |
| S1-0022 |
The weather announcement is important as the local weather is
insufficient. |
| S1-0023 |
Need GPS where radio or internet is not available |
| S1-0024 |
It
would impact on users with radio reception
problems. |
| S1-0025 |
"If I am calling in, I was unable to get the info over the radio
due to propogation problems, and still need the information." |
| S1-0026 |
I use it to set time of day and to check frequency reception |
| S1-0027 |
A one stop source on this information from a credible source is
important to the reliability of the data to us. |
| S1-0028 |
It is another way to get the information if the radio link is not
available. |
| S1-0029 |
geo alert is used frequently by ham operators to determine band
conditions |
| S1-0030 |
"We also use GPS, and infor on that service is of value." |
| S1-0031 |
"Because of propagation difficulties or technical problems on the
user end it is still necessary to have a source for geo alert, weather and
GPS status info." |
| S1-0032 |
"I use these features, so not having them would decrease the value
of the service." |
| S1-0033 |
The additional information is important because I operate a boat in the
U.S. coastal waters. |
| S1-0034 |
"nice to have as backup if other means of getting
info fail, and for primary info in remote areas" |
| S1-0035 |
"Weather, geo alert and GPS status aren't important to me." |
| S1-0036 |
"Being a Ham, the geo alert information comes quite in handy." |
| S1-0037 |
Lack of helpful information |
| S1-0038 |
"For my purposes, which is to set clocks in various radio
facilities, often this is the only means of obtaining the time data.
There may be no internet or computer time access available, so the
dial-up is the only accurate means in some locations." |
| S1-0039 |
Phone is not always convenient. |
| S1-0040 |
the more info I can get the better |
| S1-0041 |
Radio is not infallible as a source of this data. Landline backup is
essential. |
| S1-0042 |
Need information for
frequency propagation |
| S1-0043 |
I do not use this service. |
| S1-0044 |
No other source is available for remote locations that depend on this
service. |
| S1-0045 |
The other information is sometimes the REASON I call. |
| S1-0046 |
No other known source is available to me for this type of information |
| S1-0047 |
It serves as a dependable resource |
| S1-0048 |
NEED INFO ON MOMENTS NOTICE |
| S1-0049 |
Need access to service from locations without radios; all geo and GPS
info important here as well. |
| S1-0050 |
Mani interest is correct time. |
| S1-0051 |
service
gives good heads up prep for aurorae likliness. Nothing should be deleted. |
| S1-0052 |
"""""Better to have and not need it than to
need it and not have it.""""" |
| S1-0053 |
I
use those sevices in the operation of my Amateur Radio station at home. I
also use WWV information at work. |
| S1-0054 |
I use the geo alert info when I'm not available at the right times to
get it over the air. |
| S1-0055 |
Use this
service during radio fading or blackouts. |
| S1-0056 |
This is a good source or only source of that info that I know about. |
| S1-0057 |
"I am very interested in the weather, geo alert and GPS status as
much if not more than the time." |
| S1-0058 |
"It isn't a big decrease, but it is one less value to this service.
" |
| S1-0059 |
Geo Alert is very important to me to judge future radio propagation. |
| S1-0060 |
Solar forecasts in almost real-time are unavailable from other sources
(to the best of my knowledge). I am used to using WWV/WWVH for accurate
time and solar info. Where else could I get this? |
| S1-0061 |
More information is better. |
| S1-0062 |
I listen for geo alert daily. WWV is my primary source of this
information. |
| S1-0063 |
I use the data for propagation purposes |
| S1-0064 |
Need the other information |
| S1-0065 |
"The only current, reliable source of this data" |
| S1-0066 |
While I don't have those capabilities now but anticipate having some in
the near future. Perhaps a
year or so or less. |
| S1-0067 |
I need the service the way it is. |
| S1-0068 |
It would remove one source of information thati now have available
should i need it |
| S1-0069 |
Gelo alerts often useful when no propagation |
| S1-0070 |
Don't use Telephone Time of Day services. |
| S1-0071 |
access to goe alert info is important |
| S1-0072 |
We use the data to verify our GPS clock system |
| S1-0073 |
geo info for radio info needed at times |
| S1-0074 |
Wher else can I get it for free and have easy acess? |
| S1-0075 |
There is no where else to get the information |
| S1-0076 |
Primary reason for calling. |
| S1-0077 |
I find the info at 18 past the hour for an idea of propagatio. (sfi a k) |
| S1-0078 |
This is all valuable information |
| S1-0079 |
Easy
way to get GPS status without needing radio li Easy way to get GPS status
without needing radio link |
| S1-0080 |
The geo alerts are my primary use of WWV/WWVH |
| S1-0081 |
"I am a Ham radio person and Amatuer Astronomer. The Geo and
Weather Alerts are needed here.
Also, I show Ham Radio to school kids and groups that come to my
house. I show WWV and WWVH to them everytime. It is part of showing them
science." |
| S1-0082 |
"I don;t need the marine weather info, it's on the web
anyways." |
| S1-0083 |
All of the services are very important to me. I rely on them as a one-stop shopping for the needed
information |
| S1-0084 |
"Of course value would, but I do not personally
utilize these datasets. " |
| S1-0085 |
call to check gps status |
| S1-0086 |
"I use the Geo Alert and time clicks, watch for band fading etc. as
an indicator of possible active or lack of on Ham frequencies." |
| S1-0087 |
This is a valuable and needed resource. |
| S1-0088 |
"On occassion, our research vessel, has used the Weather
alert-Voice when other services were not available. Hi priority use
." |
| S1-0089 |
Loss of valuable time sensitive information. |
| S1-0090 |
THE PROPAGATION INFORMATION AND THE WEATHER ARE NECESSARY FOR SHIPS AT
SEA |
| S1-0091 |
Just would be a missed service that I would have to make up somewhere
else |
| S1-0092 |
GPS status is useful to me. |
| S1-0093 |
I use these services for setting clock automaticly as well as
propigation checks...etc. |
| S1-0094 |
Main use is to obtain geo alert data during times with poor radio
propagation |
| S1-0095 |
Sorta Silly
nQuestion! Because I use
them! |
| S1-0096 |
I use the Propagation information for prediction of conditions from west
coast usa. Time important too. |
| S1-0097 |
WE need it all. |
| S1-0098 |
I do use it for solar weather info |
| S1-0099 |
I use the geo alerts! |
| S1-0100 |
I require timely GPS and weather information in my job as an airline
pilot. |
| S1-0101 |
This should be the same information found on WWV shortwave if radio
reception is impossible. |
| S1-0102 |
"use to evaluate GPS status, geo. alerts, and weather" |
| S1-0103 |
"Although my present use of WWV/WWVH/WWVB is limited I believe
there is great value in a known distribution point for weather, geo alert
and GPS information." |
| S1-0104 |
"I'm a ham radio operator and regularly listen to the geo-alerts,
etc." |
| S1-0105 |
"Because, I rely on WWV as my source for geo alert informaation." |
| S1-0106 |
believe this to be very important to maritime and amateur radio use |
| S1-0107 |
Would like to hear this before implimentation. |
| S1-0108 |
Part of the reason for the call might be for this information if a radio
is not available |
| S1-0109 |
My desire is to get what I need (time)n and get out. |
| S1-0110 |
GPS status information is what I call in for. |
| S1-0111 |
The report should be the same regardless of the media used. |
| S1-0112 |
We rely on the GPS Status info very frequently. |
| S1-0113 |
That is needed info when radio reception or other access is not
possible. |
| S1-0114 |
That information is important to have when not available by any other
means available. |
| S1-0115 |
Telephone is used for Geo alert when conditions preclude HF reception. |
| S1-0116 |
We want geo alert and GPS status |
| S1-0117 |
I actually rarely use it for time. I check solar broadcasts via
303-497-3235. |
| S1-0118 |
"My work requires that I keep up with the national weather and geo
alert status. Many times, my
computer is tied up and I need to check an alternate source." |
| S1-0119 |
No Geo information= no propagation preditcability. |
| S1-0120 |
The geo aler can confirm our on air observation of propagation problems |
| S1-0121 |
"There are times that NOAA weather broadcasts are not receivable;
then, these services are essential." |
| S1-0122 |
"I use the weather and GPS information, and consider this source to
be reliable and easy to obtain by way of broadcasting." |
| S1-0123 |
the information is relayed via packet radio to multiple users.
Helpful to amateur radio operators. |
| S1-0124 |
Use for geo alert for HF radio prediction purposes |
| S1-0125 |
services are usd and needed |
| S1-0126 |
I call mainly to get an updated geo alert when I can't wait for the
radio announcment at 18 minutes past. |
| S1-0127 |
concise source of information not otherwise available by telephone |
| S1-0128 |
The Geo and GPS information is used for our time system. |
| S1-0129 |
I an an Amateur Radio operater & use the solar info. |
| S1-0130 |
Use the geo alerts for propagation indications. Very reliable and
convenient to go to WWV for this information. |
| S1-0131 |
Time is most important data |
| S1-0132 |
Alerts are often the best reason to call. |
| S1-0133 |
"I usually call when I need time and/or geo info, and do not have
access to an SW receiver. The
geo info is particularly useful, and there are few alternatives to
obtaining it." |
| S1-0134 |
"When you want that information, thats where you get it." |
| S1-0135 |
I use it to determine the reliability of the satellite constellation and
enroute weather |
| S1-0136 |
Don't need it. I live in
the mountains of eastern Oregon |
| S1-0137 |
"Our communications systems depends on these, and safety would be
affected if any of these are lost." |
| S1-0138 |
Provides information sometime used in search and rescue. |
| S1-0139 |
Less service = less value |
| S1-0140 |
Harder to get the other information from other sources. |
| S1-0141 |
Less info = less value. |
| S1-0142 |
I find the weather announcements to be highly informative and an
effective way to alert friends of impending weather that may affect their
ocean travels. |
| S1-0143 |
We need WX info and geo alerts for propagation studies. |
| S1-0144 |
it is nice to have a TOTAL package AS IS |
| S1-0145 |
Use the geo alerts for propagation indications. Very reliable and
convenient to go to WWV for this information. |
| S1-0146 |
I
lived in Hawaii & CA for several years. As a radio amateur it was very
useful for many reasons. |
| S1-0147 |
"When on the seas, the weather and GPS status are very
important" |
| S1-0148 |
For me that is the primary reason I use it. |
| S1-0149 |
I use the GPS alerts to know when there may be problems with the
aviation GPS |
| S1-0150 |
"I want to hear from someone other than Alfred, the automator, when
I talk to NIST." |
| S1-0151 |
I sometimes don't have a shortwave receiver handy
but would still like to hear the information on
the broadcast. |
| S1-0152 |
I like the weather announcements |
| S1-0153 |
You should split the services; get 1 number for the combined
geo/GPS/marine info and a secong for the time only. |
| S1-0154 |
This would require using a second or third source. |
| S1-0155 |
I rely on the computer to sync w/o my typing |
| S1-0156 |
general valuable information |
| S1-0157 |
I use these services |
| S1-0158 |
do not know |
| S1-0159 |
"I use the telephone line when I'm not near a SW radio, and thus
need the other info, too." |
| S1-0160 |
"I don' use the telephone system, I didn't know it was available.
The wx, GPS, & Geo alert info is what I use for communication via
amatuer radio." |
| S1-0161 |
"Not only is the time-of-day service legendary, pertinent and
accurate, so is the data that is provided on this line. The telephone
service is fine the way it is." |
| S1-0162 |
I use it when reception of WWV is difficult. |
| S1-0163 |
As long as the frequency is in use it probably costs very little more to
use it for other things |
| S1-0164 |
where else are you going to find this information? |
| S1-0165 |
"I am a marine electronic tech, it helps to know the status of the
gps system." |
| S1-0166 |
All of this information is available for a lot of issues and should not
be deminished. |
| S1-0167 |
at eightteen minutes after the hour I get the probagation report. |
| S1-0168 |
I AM AN AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR AND USE THE GEO ALERT FOR PROPAGATION
PRIDICTION. I HAVE A GPS AND USE APRS. |
| S1-0169 |
I would use the telephone when radio reception were not possible. As an
amateur astronomer the geo alert is helpful. |
| S1-0170 |
"I feel that for many people, they may not be interested in the
extra information. They may be just interested in getting the UTC time and
nothing else." |
| S1-0171 |
"The other data is important to me. I rely on GPS status
information, (for example) as an aviator." |
| S1-0172 |
We access info from remote locations by a satellite phone link when we
cannot receive WWV/WWVH. We make decisions about deployment of teams and
radio net ops based on this info. |
| S1-0173 |
"In the 1950's, only a voice announcement was heard. New technology
has dictated that this additional information be broadcast as a
""""standard""""." |
| S1-0174 |
All the Information is interesting to me. |
| S1-0175 |
"Except by using than an Internet or telephone connection, this
information is not otherwise available by just using a simple HF voice
radio. Depending upon your location a simple HF voice radio, may be your
only source for this information." |
| S1-0176 |
"If I'm accessing this info by phone, it is because, at the time, I
don't have access via short-wave radio or the internet.
However, I still need the same information (such as weather &
geo alerts)." |
| S1-0177 |
"as a amateur, i use the geo alert, sun activity, most every
day." |
| S1-0178 |
Use only time to adjust my clocks on phone system/voice mail. |
| S1-0179 |
The present services should remain. |
| S1-0180 |
This type of information is used frequently. |
| S1-0181 |
This information is important if the normal channels of radio reception
are not available when the information is needed. It serves as a reliable backup to the RF links in time of
need. |
| S1-0182 |
"When I travel and use GPS and want to know about the weather, it
is invaluable." |
| S1-0183 |
"the voice chip on the weather band sounds bad, (very hard to
understand) if this what you are thinking of going to ..... then please
don't. It is very hard
to understand... A live person is the best way to go.. " |
| S1-0184 |
Because those other reports are more than half of the reason I call... |
| S1-0185 |
That is the reason for the call. To
get that info without waiting for the general announcement on radio |
| S1-0186 |
I rely upon those types of information. And find them interesting as
well. |
| S1-0187 |
"A voice notification is the easiest, most practical way to provide
the information. The simple transmission of words is still the most
reilable way to get this information to those that need it. " |
| S1-0188 |
I use the BCD signals for phase and time calibration purposes. |
| S1-0189 |
n/a |
| S1-0190 |
Need for backup - If major geo storm - might not get radio signal - need
land line. Also usefull when don't have radio or need geo/gps info now
without waiting for 15-18 mins. past hour. |
| S1-0191 |
All of these are valuable data |
| S1-0192 |
A WOMAN VOICE WILL SOME TIME PEARICE THROW QRM AND QRN MOR THAN A MAIL VOICE |
| S1-0193 |
"Could affect knowing propagation, and wx conditions.
Don't change!!" |
| S1-0194 |
Because you normally can't get this information without a hassle.
But WWV is great. You
just set the frequency and all of that information is right there. |
| S1-0195 |
Sometimes
(but rarely) I need the information when I'm in the Colorado
mountains--away from the computer
and in an area with very poor WWV reception. |
| S1-0196 |
I use GPS status |
| S1-0197 |
Convenient source of this information |
| S1-0198 |
"I use the weather reports and GPS information for my sailboat, ham
radio, etc." |
| S1-0199 |
after 14400 hours fo
flying intermational the information is very useful. |
| S1-0200 |
Only used for time |
| S1-0201 |
the other information is also useful |
| S1-0202 |
Sometimes I am only near a telephone and have no other way to get the
information. |
| S1-0203 |
I use the geo alert & the GPS ststus |
| S1-0204 |
geo alerts are very useful to radio users. info not readilay available
in remote areas. |
| S1-0205 |
Amateur radio operators want to know the geo info. |
| S1-0206 |
ham radio op and need geo alerts for radio propagation |
| S1-0207 |
need all information |
| S1-0208 |
"Weather, GEO Alerts and GPS are just as important. " |
| S1-0209 |
"All is very important is a much needed service for all Time,
Weather, geo alert, and GPS these services must be kept on line/in service." |
| S1-0210 |
My main utilization of WWV is for freq calibration. |
| S1-0211 |
I depend daily on the GEO alert. |
| S1-0212 |
Users without aother access would suffer and it is sometimes more
convenioent via voice. |
| S1-0213 |
"Often I'm away from my computer, and then I like to get the
Geoalert at H+18 on WWV." |
| S1-0214 |
we use the other info |
| S1-0215 |
Didn't find the list of altermate methods. |
| S1-0216 |
Voice
is still the universal method of information decemination.
It is like the absolute fallback that works when nothing else is
available. |
| S1-0217 |
"While these aren't
""""vital"""" to me, I find them
occasionally useful as well as summaries amd interpretations of them by
others" |
| S1-0218 |
"The """"Yes"""" above
answered inadvertently. Pls cancel." |
| S1-0219 |
"geo,and gps service is inportant to many !" |
| S1-0220 |
telephone sumary is an easy way to check up on system status |
| S1-0221 |
Being in the Military and an aviator we sometimes are in areas were WWV
WWVH are our only link to time and GPS status. Also being a Ham operator and civilian pilot these pieces
ofinformation are invaluable. |
| S1-0222 |
The geo alert is important to me. |
| S1-0223 |
The GEO Alert information is of great importance to me. |
| S1-0224 |
I use the time to set computer and network time and the the frequency to calibrate trasnceivers. |
| S1-0225 |
Sometimes I rely on the geo alert and weather functions for planning
purposes. I would have to
call other [unknown] places to get the entire picture. |
| S1-0226 |
HF propagation reports |
| S1-0227 |
use it for my satellite tracking program |
| S1-0228 |
Sometimes it's the only accessable outlet for this information via cell
phone. |
| S1-0229 |
Ham radio propagation and GPS user |
| S1-0230 |
"Sometimes during search and rescue operations, it is nice to have
weather warnings come across while settings up radio equipment." |
| S1-0231 |
"I'm not calling just for the time. Other information is important,
too." |
| S1-0232 |
Need for testing and calibration |
| S1-0233 |
These other services are also quite handy and very much required. |
| S1-0234 |
There are different users for different reasons.
All alerts are of value to someone. |
| S1-0235 |
weather and geo alerts are very important in predicting and scheduling
reliable radio communications communications |
| S1-0236 |
HF propagation information is very important for me. |
| S1-0237 |
WE
WOULD HAVE TO FIND ANOTHER SOURCE OF THIS INFORMATION. |
| S1-0238 |
"Standard Freq for calibrating equipment, Geo alerts are quick,
simple, and easy to understand. Easier
to tune a radio than go online and search for this info." |
| S1-0239 |
The solar terresterial indices are VERY important to me. |
| S1-0240 |
GPS
information required for time coorelation with data collection devices
which use military PLGRs for position and time. |
| S1-0241 |
"I depend on the geo alert to prepare for possible upcoming
communications disruptions. All of the other information is very useful as
well. It is very easy to listen to the information using an HF receiver,
while in the field." |
| S1-0242 |
"Because I use the weather, geo alert, and GPS information
regularly. If these went away, it would reduce usability by at least
60%." |
| S1-0243 |
"I depend on """"geo
alerts"""" for indicatiors of frequency useability.
How the different bands will be propigation wise." |
| S1-0244 |
"Those services provide accurate and timely information when needed
in """"real"""" time -- on
schedule" |
| S1-0245 |
"I use GPS and Geo alerts frequently,Weather is not as important as
I am stationary not on a ship" |
| S1-0246 |
Would not be able to getthe those services. |
| S1-0247 |
Somtimes this is the only avenue to access this information for myself. |
| S1-0248 |
The weather and GPS status is important. |
| S1-0249 |
the weather and GPS information is important. |
| S1-0250 |
weather & geo alert status is important |
| S1-0251 |
We don't use the weather or GPS status information. We continually use
the geo alert information. |
| S1-0252 |
One of few sources of geo info from indoors where sigs don't penetrate. |
| S1-0253 |
As a amatuer radio operator this information is very important in
checking propagation. |
| S1-0254 |
need geo alerts. |
| S1-0255 |
THE WEATHER AND GEO ALERTS ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO
ME FOR RADIO PROPAGATION FORCASTS. |
| S1-0256 |
This sometimes is the only reliable source I have for accurate geo alert
info. Would hate to see it go
away. I can dial in from my
computer and get all the info I need to set up my HF systems for the next
few days. |
| S1-0257 |
I use the GPS status info. |
| S1-0258 |
"The information is important. The GPS status is used for
traveling. the geo aleart I find to give it to people around the world on
the internet, and the weather is important to hear for us who are into to
weather meterology" |
| S1-0259 |
geo alerts and forecasts help me determine whether I should plan certain
radio activities or not |
| S1-0260 |
Seventy five percent reduction in the service available. |
| S1-0261 |
I
use a gps daily and need to know how correct the placement is. |
| S1-0262 |
Reduces the flexibility of reception venues. |
| S1-0263 |
This service is not available in any other authorative source. |
| S1-0264 |
I think it is interesting to get the additional information |
| S1-0265 |
"Currently, best and most trusted source of this info." |
| S1-0266 |
others may find them inportant |
| S1-0267 |
there are many different reasons that different people have for using
each of the different services. We need them all. |
| S1-0268 |
I use the NIST weather over the NWS becaues I get it sooner |
| S1-0269 |
GPS is being used more and more in our daily life and the status of the
service is very important. |
| S1-0270 |
Need the information when radio conditions do not permit reception |
| S1-0271 |
I use it. |
| S1-0272 |
Intelligibility would be diminished |
| S1-0273 |
I feel it is important mainly for marine operators. |
| S1-0274 |
Use data for amateur radio hobby. |
| S1-0275 |
Don't use this. |
| S1-0276 |
It is a dependable means of information retrieval when no other method
is at hand. |
| S1-0277 |
"I depend on WWV to set my computer clock automatically for
satellite tracking, logging for hamradio and other electronic
experiments." |
| S1-0278 |
"The only reason for me to call is the A- and K-index. However, I
call 303-497-3235, only when I cannot get the values via radio." |
| S1-0279 |
Many Amateurs depend on this service to find out
Band conditions |
| S1-0280 |
"The other services, especially weather, is
important to me." |
| S1-0281 |
"When I call, it's because a radio isn't available. I still need
all the info." |
| S1-0282 |
I use this service when my radio isn't handy. It's good to have the information wherever I happen to be. |
| S1-0283 |
The GPS status assists people using GPS while searching for emergency
transmitters used by hikers and downed airplanes. The sun spot indexes help radio operators determine
propogation in the HF bands. |
| S1-0284 |
solar flux data and weather are important to me |
| S1-0285 |
Because I need all three for my purposes |
| S1-0286 |
"As a Oceanography professional and navigator, there are times when
being able to call by phone and get current status is important altho
this is usually done by radio. The information by phone is a
reliable backup. " |
| S1-0287 |
Use weather geo alert and GPS status information |
| S1-0288 |
"If propagtion is unfavourable, I use the phone as a backup to get
the geo alerts to find out what's up." |
| S1-0289 |
geo alert is the most important thing for me |
| S1-0290 |
"The more information, the better, as long as time is the primary
data listed." |
| S1-0291 |
"When unable to receive HF signals, this information can't be had
easily in other areas of the world." |
| S1-0292 |
"WWV announcements are very useful, and I would be very
disappointed if the amount of service provided by the station was reduced.
" |
| S1-0293 |
I use the Wx and GPS information every day. |
| S1-0294 |
geomagnetic and solar information is the main item I listen for.
I'm a Amateur radio operatio.
VHF weak signal work is my interest. |
| S1-0295 |
Those are features that I use as regularly as the tim of day service. |
| S1-0296 |
I sometimes use the dialup to receive A & K indicies/ GPS status
when HF propagation is poor. Not only for time measurement. |
| S1-0297 |
convenience |
| S1-0298 |
GPS status essential for many aviators |
| S1-0299 |
I listrn to geo alerts for communications |
| S1-0300 |
I do not use telephone service. I
inadvertantly checked this block |
| S1-0301 |
"I find the geoalert messages very important, especially in times
of high solar activity. However,
I also get reliable information from www.sec.noaa.gov." |
| S1-0302 |
The geo alert is extremely valuable.. |
| S1-0303 |
"I use the telephone when I don't have access to my SW receiver, so
sometimes I need just the time, others the geo alerts and GPS
status." |
| S1-0304 |
"There are not many places where we can get Geo Alert or GPS
information. Sometimes we
don't have access to the WWV signal, so the phone service has been very
useful. Our field personnel
can access the information without a SW receiver." |
| S1-0305 |
like the |
| S1-0306 |
The checking of GEO ALERTS via phone is required when reception is not
possible via HF services - due to some solar/geo activity that affects HF
services. Weather and GPS info can be skipped with no adverse effects. |
| S1-0307 |
Many use this information and depend on it's expected accuracy! |
| S1-0308 |
Geo alerts are very important to us |
| S1-0309 |
you might as well just
call 818 853 1212 |
| S1-0310 |
When in remote locations w/o any other communications than SW RCVR this
info is vital |
| S1-0311 |
Allows fast check of geo alert and GPS status without needing computer
and internet access. |
| S1-0312 |
All information together makes the real purpose and completes the
ultimate needs. |
| S1-0313 |
Because geo alert information is highly useful. |
| S1-0314 |
quality is decreesed because most listening audience relies on this
information |
| S1-0315 |
Radio operators use the geo alert to find out what bands to use |
| S1-0316 |
Not that important to me |
| S1-0317 |
"It is important to have a reliable, stable and known source for
this onformation. Through the
use of HF, it can be accessed anywhere when needed.
" |
| S1-0318 |
"Use geo alert for sw radio reception, use weather for hurricane
location only." |
| S1-0319 |
"As an Amateur Radio operator, and an avid camper/backpacker I
can't always get to a short wave radio to hear the broadcasts.
And I rely on this information for DX Spotting not to mention GPS
information." |
| S1-0320 |
Inf of some value |
| S1-0321 |
on the rare occasions that we
need it we need it very much |
| S1-0322 |
The geo alerts are essential for mobile marine radio and emergency
assistance operations. |
| S1-0323 |
I use both the standard frequencies thata I can hear and tne space wx
reports to evaluate HF radio prpagation. |
| S1-0324 |
Your station provides multiple information from one source. No need to
go else where. |
| S1-0325 |
"This is the only source of all the required info, in one
place--this is a really valuable service." |
| S1-0326 |
Needed info would not be available. |
| S1-0327 |
"If I _just_ want to know what time it is, I can look at one of the
numerous clocks around here, or call time and temp. Sometimes I need more information -- usually if I need to
use the phone for any WWV services, I need geo alert info. " |
| S1-0328 |
very useful information for people in probable earthquake areas |
| S1-0329 |
"From my normal location in Colorado, frequently radio reception of
WWV is marginal, leaving necessity for telephone service to fill in
gaps." |
| S1-0330 |
"I use the telephone when I'm not near a radio. If all information
was not given, there would be no reason to call. " |
| S1-0331 |
Wx is significant. GPS
Status can be absolutely necessary |
| S1-0332 |
"more info is better, thank you" |
| S1-0333 |
Very interesting infomation. Sometimes helpful in HAM radio. |
| S1-0334 |
Geo information is important for Amatuer Radio applications. |
| S1-0335 |
Weather is important as are the other services |
| S1-0336 |
I often need the
information contained in the voice announcement. |
| S1-0337 |
Sometimes reception of WWV/WWVH GeO and GPS status info is difficult to
receive with equipment on hand. |
| S1-0338 |
"The reports are important to know the conditions of solar flare,
gps status and weather." |
| S1-0339 |
For navigators and GPS users this information can be not only usefull
but necesarry. |
| S1-0340 |
Being a amateur radio operator I find all the information given by wwv
very important |
| S1-0341 |
for the avgerage navigator more information is always better than less. |
| S1-0342 |
"A professional pilot, I use the services on HF on flights.
Sea states and geo alerts are vital.
" |
| S1-0343 |
Having phone access to GEO info is very handy when I am away from a SW
radio receiver. |
| S1-0344 |
Accurate time of day hacks are the most useful aspect of the dialup
service. |
| S1-0345 |
This is sometimes the first notice I get of geo alerts |
| S1-0346 |
"When consulting with individuals related to general communications
issues, I find the availability of your services extremely important. I
know of no other facilities where I can consistently get this type of
timely information. " |
| S1-0347 |
"Though I heavily use only the radio services of WWV/ WWVH, the
voice announcements important to my use would be the geo alert data and
GPS info, in addition to the time/frequency features I rely on.
" |
| S1-0348 |
The comparision to WWV/WWVH can be useful. |
| S1-0349 |
Thats what make WWV unique the different services it provides. |
| S1-0350 |
This is our primary means of discovering GPS status information. |
| S1-0351 |
We like to have the other resources available when needed... |
| S1-0352 |
We need the weather for Maritime Mobile information.
We use the Geo Alert info for propogation studies and we need the
GPS information for APRS. Please continue these services. Thank you. |
| S1-0353 |
How else will we get GPS info? |
| S1-0354 |
"While I rarely need it, this information would otherwise be hard
to obtain." |
| S1-0355 |
The telephone time-of-day is an excellent replacement when I cannot get
to an appropriate shortwave receiver. |
| S1-0356 |
Need all information |
| S1-0357 |
Should be identical to shortwave broadcasts as backup in case of signal
or receiver failure. |
| S1-0358 |
Like to hear the GPS and Geo status. |
| S1-0359 |
"I operatate goes radio, I only need time." |
| S1-0360 |
"I use the solar numbers in research, freq std for radio alignment,
time to set my watch !" |
| S1-0361 |
"Though I do not, at present utilize these services, they could be
of great importance in the future and I am sure they are extremely
valubale to many users. ba" |
| S1-0362 |
Require voice info on geo alert!! |
| S1-0363 |
It would
mean taking time to look the up on the web. |
| S1-0364 |
GPS INFO. FOR SURETY RE REMOTE GPS RECEIVERS |
| S1-0365 |
Every part of the Time and Frequency services is used and is very
important in on way or another. |
| S1-0366 |
i dont like it |
| S1-0367 |
would deture from what wwwvh is all about |
| S1-0368 |
As a MARS radio operator the propagation info. is very important to me.
Especially in an emergency. |
| S1-0369 |
Need info |
| S1-0370 |
Autoamtic Instumentation need this |
| S1-0371 |
This is useful information that without would decrease the quality of
service expected from NIST |
| S1-0372 |
I need the ticks and auto-voice |
| S1-0373 |
"if the voice does not provide this information, then we would lose
a lot of information." |
| S1-0374 |
other info is vital |
| S1-0375 |
GPS status info is essential prior to departing on a wilderness trip. |
| S1-0376 |
enjoy the other reports |
| S1-0377 |
Need only the time |
| S1-0378 |
Each of
these services has it's place and importance. |
| S1-0379 |
This provides a nice backup service. |
| S1-0380 |
I have a watch to tell me the time. My watch cannot tell me the geo
status now the GPS status! |
| S1-0381 |
weather alerts are particularay important in tornado areas. |
| S1-0382 |
"Dialup is used at times when noise or interference is present on
HF. Without the same information, geomagnetic or GPS info would be
missed." |
| S1-0383 |
some necessary info would be missing. |
| S1-0384 |
Want the other info. |
| S1-0385 |
This highly addurate service is very helpful to many ppeople for
different reasons. I
appreciate it. |
| S1-0386 |
Radio is a better medium |
| S1-0387 |
only need time sets by phone |
| S1-0388 |
Less information would be available. |
| S1-0389 |
I use the data and that may be the only way to get the information.
No radio available. |
| S1-0390 |
weather is weather time is time |
| S1-0391 |
Other features of little use by me |
| S1-0392 |
Usually
only need a time tick to check chronometers. |
| S1-0393 |
"with no gps info, not sure of acc." |
| S1-0394 |
Data is more reliable if from different sources |
| S1-0395 |
Weather alerts and Geo Alerts are of high importance to me when I am
traveling and only have a cellular phone handy. |
| S1-0396 |
"I usually do not call for time, but for geomagnetic
conditions." |
| S1-0397 |
All I'm interested in is the time. |
| S1-0398 |
Only way I have to get the info. |
| S1-0399 |
"I use the GPS alot, and like to know the status of the
constellation when necessary." |
| S1-0400 |
Because I would have to rely on EMWIN which is clumsy. |
| S1-0401 |
use as backup when can't rx wwv |
| S1-0402 |
I'm quite used to the present format |
| S1-0403 |
It is important to know that the telephone broadcast is similar to the
radio broadcasts... |
| S1-0404 |
Other information you provide is of excellent value and should be
continued. |
| S1-0405 |
People who use the phone service must do it for a reason and must have a
need for the info. |
| S1-0406 |
The tone helps set the freq on Radios |
| S1-0407 |
"In extreme conditions, or when travelling beyond the range of
WWV(H)'s usual signal, can be helpful to hear the exact broadcast via
""""clean"""" telephone lines,
esp. for propagation information." |
| S1-0408 |
"geo alert and marine wx give me an idea of what kind of conditions
I will fly in, and what kind of atmospheric propagation I will experience.
(Airline Pilot)" |
| S1-0409 |
I need the information provided in the weather and geoalerts
bulletins! |
| S1-0410 |
I use the atomic clocks sold by Sam's.
The atomic clocks are corrected six times per day via a signal from
Colorado. Thanks for the
wonderful service you provide. |
| S1-0411 |
"when time changes occur, leave off everything else, such as your
survey announcement. Busy signals. All these surfey intials are like code
to answer intellignetly for the average submission. We don't know what
they mean." |
| S1-0412 |
Sometimes no radio receiver is available. |
| S1-0413 |
I use these services a lot as a pilot. |
| S1-0414 |
These additional announcements such as wx and gps status are very useful
and should remain part of the service. They are a reliable source for this
type of information. |
| S1-0415 |
"The weather, geo alert and GPS status info is used fairly
often." |
| S1-0416 |
It is the easiest and quickest access portal to these data |
| S1-0417 |
want as much info. as possible |
| S1-0418 |
It provides a preflight check on GPS status and WX |
| S1-0419 |
We depend on GPS |
| S1-0420 |
Use propagation info for Amateor radio frequency openings |
| S1-0421 |
"We are located on the Gulf Coast, conditions are of prime interest
to us and customers. (Boaters- Local fishermen, charters, etc.
" |
| S1-0422 |
Less information |
| S1-0423 |
Weather & geo info is important. |
| S1-0424 |
Need GPS status |
| S1-0425 |
all the information is necessary at different times |
| S1-0426 |
All that I am interested in is the time. |
| S1-0427 |
I have interest in these subjects |
| S1-0428 |
As a ham radio Op I rely on the Solar info and freq standard .
GPS and geo alert is not so important . |
| S1-0429 |
reduced utility |
| S1-0430 |
I heavily rely on the service for GPS outages and solar activity. |
| S1-0431 |
"That info is helpful, at times. " |
| S1-0432 |
This is a good backup for the HF services and all announcements should
continue via the phone service. |
| S1-0433 |
Those are valuable services. |
| S1-0434 |
|
| S1-0435 |
x |
| S1-0436 |
*** |
| S1-0437 |
"Why do you require the S1 field, even after I went back and
checked """"No"""" ????" |
| S1-0438 |
I Do Not Use |
| S1-0439 |
xxx |
| S1-0440 |
Blank |
| S1-0441 |
This is an important service provided |
| S1-0442 |
n/a |
| S1-0443 |
"When I am in the field, away from a major city/internet acess,
this is the only information source I have." |
| S1-0444 |
n/a |
| S1-0445 |
"GPS not important to me, but Geo alert is important." |
| S1-0446 |
Geo-alerts: The info provided in these alerts are useful in determinning
the reception quality of TV and radio station signals and the effects on
the Earth by solar radiation storms and geo-magnetic activity. |
| S1-0447 |
The
voice information is quite useful as users automated systems may fail and
the voice announcements work all the time. |
