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The original message has been attached to this so you can view it or label similar future email. If you have any questions, see the administrator of that system for details. Content preview: VLF, Here is an overview of my last transmissions on 6470 Hz and some notes/thoughts about the recent work. The 1 character day time message, as announced, was running from the 12th to 14th. I tried to get a decode from the 12th, 13th and 12th+13th from the RC4HAA RX site, but without success. Yesterday the remote access was not possible but their grabber is running, so there will be a last chance soon to stack 12+13+14. There have been a number of false decodes with good Eb/N0, so i conclude that a 1 character message with 0 CRC in 8K19A is not really a good choice because the number of symbols is so low and this makes false decodes that appear to be correct more likely (?) Some CRC seems to be necessary in any message, although 'it hurts' in short messages because it quickly becomes a significant part of the overall symbols, or in other words, the symbol length must be choosen significantly shorter when the transmission time is fixed (fixed because there is always an open time window for a daytime or nighttime message). Comments welcome. Did someone else try to get a decode from the 3 stacked or individual messages? 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The 1 character day time message, as announced, was running from the 12th to 14th. I tried to get a decode from the 12th, 13th and 12th+13th from the RC4HAA RX site, but without success. Yesterday the remote access was not possible but their grabber is running, so there will be a last chance soon to stack 12+13+14. There have been a number of false decodes with good Eb/N0, so i conclude that a 1 character message with 0 CRC in 8K19A is not really a good choice because the number of symbols is so low and this makes false decodes that appear to be correct more likely (?) Some CRC seems to be necessary in any message, although 'it hurts' in short messages because it quickly becomes a significant part of the overall symbols, or in other words, the symbol length must be choosen significantly shorter when the transmission time is fixed (fixed because there is always an open time window for a daytime or nighttime message). Comments welcome. Did someone else try to get a decode from the 3 stacked or individual messages? The 16 character night time transmission, as announced, was running each night since the 5th. It was completed this morning 4 UTC, for the 10th time! RN3AUS told me he want to visit his garden tomorrow morning to take the recorded files. Then we can try a last attempt to get a decode by stacking all messages. Thus i decide to run the message a 11th time this night, because the QRN has been much lower in the last days again. If we can't find a decode with the Windows decoder, we will provide the 11 wav files to Paul, so he could help us getting the message, or at least to find out what happened, why i didn't decode. Right now the transmitter is OFF, quite unusual meanwhile :-) If we can't get a decode from the 16 character message in 1985 km distance, i would like to try shorter messages, until we got some success! So far, if i remember correctly, the longest message on 6470 Hz over that distance is 2 characters, so this could/must be beaten! I got a new email from RC4HAA, they want to put somemore effort in generating a proper PPS pulse to get better results and a stable phase on the RX. But i don't know when this will be completed. A last set of experiments on 6470 Hz will be started soon: Transmitting on two different frequencies, 6430.005 Hz and 6510.005 Hz. I managed to run 200 mA on each frequency, simultaneously, with the same antenna/coil/PA. The phase of each frequency as well as the antenna current can be kept constant! So maybe we can see some propagation effects on different locations. Is someone interested to take part? After that, i intend to go to 8270 Hz with maximum antenna current (700 mA) for a short time to leave a trace at RC4HAA. Then i will move to 5170 Hz finally... 73, Stefan