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Subject: Re: VLF: EbNaut transmission on 8270.1 Hz again - 73
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Hi Paul,

Remember i've been on 6.47 kHz some time ago ;-)
Do you expect some advantages from the 50 km band? Or is it just as a 
challenge?

It is interesting to dream about but shouldn't we try to get some more 
people become active first? I remember G3XIZ and his attempts. Maybe he 
is reading this :-)
Also we could try to play with the idea of Markus, a few stations 
transmitting phase-synchronous, forming a 'beam' on VLF.
Another thing, i would like to study the propagation on 8.27 kHz by 
transmitting one week without an interruption. I would like to see the 
terminator passing (not Schwarzenegger!) and maybe the effect of SIDs. 
But maybe my signal is to weak to see it in a reasonable distance or 
propagation path. We will see..

But sure, i also thought about the lower frequencies, now that i have my 
own RX station is 3.5 km distance. I could try various experiments, even 
if the antenna efficiency is a lot lower down there..

73, Stefan

Am 28.04.2016 20:28, schrieb Paul Nicholson:
>
> Stefan, want to try EbNaut at a lower frequency?  That would
> be a good challenge.  6kHz perhaps?
>
> -- 
> Paul Nicholson
> -- 
>