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Date: Wed, 17 May 2017 12:07:17 +0200
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Subject: ULF: New experiment on 970 Hz running now :-)
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Hi all,

Yesterday it was a perfect day here, sunny all the time, about 26 °C, 
the forests have a fresh green :-) ...and i put a ULF E-field RX 
somewhere into *JN49LN* :-) It will record about 4 days at 24 kS/s.
It is the next experiment on the *309 km band*. Since 16.May.2017 a 
plain carrier is running on *970.005 Hz*. I'm again using the modified 
mains transformer which generates just 5 kV on the antenna. In SpecLab 
i'm keeping *15 mA antenna current* constant, as well as the phase of 
the signal. That results in an *ERP* of about *3 nW*.

The active E field probe is a 1m vertical and 3m horizontal wire, lifted 
about 10m above ground.
The attempt is to reach a *27 km distance*! First i searched for a 25 km 
distant location but when i arrived there, there were loads of 
electrical fences.
In the new location i took a short recording which can be analysed now. 
The spectrum contains relatively high levels of mains hum, but all in 
all it looks fine.
So far the QRN levels are relatively low, which is good.
I made a few adjustments to the receiver, hopefully it performs nicely.

I expect maybe a very faint trace in 424 uHz when QRN is low but it 
should be a clear trace in 47 uHz.

The transmission plan is to keep the carrier on the air until midnight, 
i.e. 33 hours for the carrier. Then Thursday 0 UTC an EbNaut message 
(N=5, CRC=4, 100s, 16K21A , 24:00:00 hh:mm:ss) will start at 970.005 Hz. 
Friday and Saturday will be for a carrier at 970.0025 Hz.

So far the carrier runs very well. Hopefully it will be a successful 
experiment again :-)

73, Stefan

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Hi all, <br>
<br>
Yesterday it was a perfect day here, sunny all the time, about 26 °C,
the forests have a fresh green :-) ...and i put a ULF E-field RX
somewhere into <b>JN49LN</b> :-) It will record about 4 days at 24
kS/s.<br>
It is the next experiment on the <b>309 km band</b>. Since 16.May.2017
a plain carrier is running on <b>970.005 Hz</b>. I'm again using the
modified mains transformer which generates just 5 kV on the antenna. In
SpecLab i'm keeping <b>15 mA antenna current</b> constant, as well as
the phase of the signal. That results in an <b>ERP</b> of about <b>3
nW</b>.<br>
<br>
The active E field probe is a 1m vertical and 3m horizontal wire,
lifted about 10m above ground.<br>
The attempt is to reach a <b>27 km distance</b>! First i searched for
a 25 km distant location but when i arrived there, there were loads of
electrical fences. <br>
In the new location i took a short recording which can be analysed now.
The spectrum contains relatively high levels of mains hum, but all in
all it looks fine.<br>
So far the QRN levels are relatively low, which is good.<br>
I made a few adjustments to the receiver, hopefully it performs nicely.
<br>
<br>
I expect maybe a very faint trace in 424 uHz when QRN is low but it
should be a clear trace in 47 uHz.<br>
<br>
The transmission plan is to keep the carrier on the air until midnight,
i.e. 33 hours for the carrier. Then Thursday 0 UTC an EbNaut message
(N=5, CRC=4, 100s, 16K21A , 24:00:00 hh:mm:ss) will start at 970.005
Hz. Friday and Saturday will be for a carrier at 970.0025 Hz.<br>
<br>
So far the carrier runs very well. Hopefully it will be a successful
experiment again :-)<br>
<br>
73, Stefan<br>
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