WWVB
WWVB broadcasts from Ft. Collins, Colorado on a frequency of 60 kHz.
The signal is time data, in a complex modulation scheme, repeating each minute. The format is described in some detail on the NIST website. Apparently, it can be listened to with the appropriate equipment and sounds like Morse code. I found an example on Reddit.
WWBV’s frequency of 60 kHz, is considered longwave (LW), but I don’t have any communications receiver covering LW that goes below 100 kHz. eBay has many listings for WWVB clock modules, like this one:
The problem with these under $10 kits is that they are made in China and the tariffs will greatly add to the price. I found one shipping from Canada that might make it across the border in time.
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