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From: Vincent Stallbaum <info@vsas.de>
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Subject: Re: LF: VLF/ULF activity weekend 21th/22th
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Wow,

what a broadcast schedule!

Probably there is too much noise at my QTH for recieving you on 2970 Hz 
Stefan, but grabbers are running (https://qrz.com/db/DL6II). Maybe I can 
improve the RX a bit this evening.

Hopefully Markus is able to leave a trace on 8270 Hz here nr Cologne.


I see I have to build a /p-RX-setup in the near future...


Good Luck es 73
Vinny, DL6II


Am 19.01.2017 21:31, schrieb DK7FC:
> VLF, ULF,
>
> This weekend there will be some activity on VLF and ULF!
>
> I'm running my next experiment on 2.97 kHz, my goal is to reach a 140 
> km distant location in France, JN38OO.
>
> During that time (recording in F/ starting staurday arround 10 UTC) 
> i'm recording the spectrum from 0...12 kHz with a loop pointing to 
> 30/210 deg. It is a very quiet location.
>
> I invited DF6NM and DJ8WX to transmit on 8270 Hz. I guess that Paul, 
> SQ5BPF and RN3AUS as well as DF6NM and DK7FC are watching. Of course 
> everyone is invited to transmit and receive. Transmit stations should 
> announce their time/frequency here, to avoid any collisions. I am only 
> transmitting on 2970 Hz and i expect there will be no one else.
>
> My transmission plan is:
>
> _Friday, 20th_:
> 8...17 UTC    carrier on 2970.005 Hz at 150 mA antenna current.
>
> _Saturday, 21th:_
> 8...17 UTC    carrier on 2970.005 Hz at 150 mA antenna current.
> 17 UTC...8 UTC: DFCW-10800 on 2970.005- 2970.000_ Hz (each dash takes 
> 3h, each break takes 1h). Message: 'F'
> Between each break (20...21, 0...1, 4...5 UTC): EbNaut, 8K19A, 10s, 
> CRC21, 1ch on 2970.000 Hz
>
> _Sunday, 22th:_
> 8 UTC: End of the DFCW transmission
> 8UTC: EbNaut 8K19A, 32s, CRC16, 7ch on 2970.000 Hz
> 13:24:16 UTC: QRT.
>
> More details soon...
>
> 73, Stefan


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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Wow,<br>
      <br>
      what a broadcast schedule!<br>
      <br>
      Probably there is too much noise at my QTH for recieving you on
      2970 Hz Stefan, but grabbers are running
      (<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://qrz.com/db/DL6II">https://qrz.com/db/DL6II</a>). Maybe I can improve the RX a bit this
      evening.<br>
      <br>
      Hopefully Markus is able to leave a trace on 8270 Hz here nr
      Cologne.<br>
      <br>
      <br>
      I see I have to build a /p-RX-setup in the near future...<br>
      <br>
      <br>
      Good Luck es 73<br>
      Vinny, DL6II<br>
      <br>
      <br>
      Am 19.01.2017 21:31, schrieb DK7FC:<br>
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      VLF, ULF, <br>
      <br>
      This weekend there will be some activity on VLF and ULF! <br>
      <br>
      I'm running my next experiment on 2.97 kHz, my goal is to reach a
      140
      km distant location in France, JN38OO.<br>
      <br>
      During that time (recording in F/ starting staurday arround 10
      UTC) i'm
      recording the spectrum from 0...12 kHz with a loop pointing to
      30/210
      deg. It is a very quiet location.<br>
      <br>
      I invited DF6NM and DJ8WX to transmit on 8270 Hz. I guess that
      Paul,
      SQ5BPF and RN3AUS as well as DF6NM and DK7FC are watching. Of
      course
      everyone is invited to transmit and receive. Transmit stations
      should
      announce their time/frequency here, to avoid any collisions. I am
      only
      transmitting on 2970 Hz and i expect there will be no one else.<br>
      <br>
      My transmission plan is:<br>
      <br>
      <u>Friday, 20th</u>: <br>
      8...17 UTC    carrier on 2970.005 Hz at 150 mA antenna current.<br>
      <br>
      <u>Saturday, 21th:</u><br>
      8...17 UTC    carrier on 2970.005 Hz at 150 mA antenna current.<br>
      17 UTC...8 UTC: DFCW-10800 on 2970.005- 2970.000_ Hz (each dash
      takes
      3h, each break takes 1h). Message: 'F'<br>
      Between each break (20...21, 0...1, 4...5 UTC): EbNaut, 8K19A,
      10s,
      CRC21, 1ch on 2970.000 Hz<br>
      <br>
      <u>Sunday, 22th:</u><br>
      8 UTC: End of the DFCW transmission<br>
      8UTC: EbNaut 8K19A, 32s, CRC16, 7ch on 2970.000 Hz<br>
      13:24:16 UTC: QRT.<br>
      <br>
      More details soon...<br>
      <br>
      73, Stefan<br>
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