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Subject: LF: New RX site at DK7FC
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Hi all,

Finally! Finally i have my own piece of garden, since monday. It is 
outside the city, most probably in a very quiet location. The dimensions 
are roughly 20m x 80m, i.e. 1600 m^2. The locator is JN49IK24 
<http://no.nonsense.ee/qth/map.html?qth=JN49IK24> that's 2.4 km distant 
from my TX location.

I'm planning to arrange several RX antennas for LF / MF and VLF! (No XYL 
is limiting the possibilities :-) ).

Later in the afternoon i'm arranging a first antenna, something like a T 
antenna, maybe in 6m above the ground, tuned to MF just to get a first 
impression.  MF WSPR test transmissions are welcome! :-) So far i have 
mobile internet and can upload some WSPR spots.
I will also install 2 orthogonal RX loops later. Same for LF and VLF.

There is no electricity, so no QRM :-) With some luck i can arrange a 
WLAN repeater in some 15m high trees which are on the property. Solar 
panels could be mounted into the tree as well as some accumulators in 
combination with a homemade linear regulating solar battery charger.

There are a lot of possible projects to do. And now it will show how 
easy it is to get fine RX results if you live in a quiet location, using 
a clean earth and a large RX antenna that doesn't need a preamp :-)

OK, let's go!

73, Stefan/DK7FC

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Hi all, <br>
<br>
Finally! Finally i have my own piece of garden, since monday. It is
outside the city, most probably in a very quiet location. The
dimensions are roughly 20m x 80m, i.e. 1600 m^2. The locator is <a
 href="http://no.nonsense.ee/qth/map.html?qth=JN49IK24">JN49IK24</a>
that's 2.4 km distant from my TX location. <br>
<br>
I'm planning to arrange several RX antennas for LF / MF and VLF! (No
XYL is limiting the possibilities :-) ).<br>
<br>
Later in the afternoon i'm arranging a first antenna, something like a
T antenna, maybe in 6m above the ground, tuned to MF just to get a
first impression.&nbsp; MF WSPR test transmissions are welcome! :-) So far i
have mobile internet and can upload some WSPR spots. <br>
I will also install 2 orthogonal RX loops later. Same for LF and VLF.<br>
<br>
There is no electricity, so no QRM :-) With some luck i can arrange a
WLAN repeater in some 15m high trees which are on the property. Solar
panels could be mounted into the tree as well as some accumulators in
combination with a homemade linear regulating solar battery charger.<br>
<br>
There are a lot of possible projects to do. And now it will show how
easy it is to get fine RX results if you live in a quiet location,
using a clean earth and a large RX antenna that doesn't need a preamp
:-)<br>
<br>
OK, let's go!<br>
<br>
73, Stefan/DK7FC<br>
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