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Subject: Re: ULF: Carrier on 2970.005 Hz
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Hello Roman,

The distance between RX and TX is 55.6 km in all these experiments, also 
on 2970/2470/1970 Hz. The report for 1570 Hz (the 191 km band) will 
follow today.
Unfortunately this loop has its minimum pointing to Russia and the ERP 
is very low so it is most unlikely to receive a signal from this antenna.
But the ongoing transmissions on 17.4701 kHz could be received 
relatively easily in 3000 km distance.

73, GD DX,
Stefan

Am 03.09.2018 23:37, schrieb Roman:
> GA Genosse Funkamateur Stefan!
>
> Vielen dank!
> MNY TNX for info!
>
> Tell me pse, whats QRB on your DFCW-90 experiment and on 2970|1970 Hz?
>
> Best DX in your experiments!
> All russian LF looking to your experiments! -)
>
> 73!
> Roman
>
>
>    
>> Hello Genosse Roman,
>>
>> Yes, i used the ground loop also on 2970 Hz (and on 2470 Hz and 1970
>> Hz). On sunday i also run a 2 hour long carrier on 1570 Hz starting
>> 08:08 UTC. The post-processing is running. I will report later. Next i
>> will try 970 Hz but also 137 kHz!
>>
>> 73, GL, Stefan
>>
>> Am 03.09.2018 20:45, schrieb Roman:
>>
>>      
>>> Congrats Stefan!
>>>
>>> Impressed by your DFCW TX a\t 8 kHz.
>>> Do you use a ground ant at 2970 also too?
>>>
>>> 73
>>> Roman
>>>
>>>        
>>>> Here is a spectrogram showing the 2970 Hz signal in 3.8 mHz as received
>>>> on the tree. The carrier reached an S/N of 27.57 dB in 166.7 uHz, -10.22
>>>> dB in 1Hz, -44.20 dB in 2.5kHz
>>>>
>>>> 73, Stefan
>>>>
>>>> Am 01.09.2018 21:33, schrieb DK7FC:
>>>>
>>>>          
>>>>> Hi Markus and Paul,
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks for the efforts to watch out for the signal. I'm surprised that
>>>>> the signal appears at Bielefeld since the 900m ground loop antenna in
>>>>> JN39WI does not really point there, it rather points directly to Paul.
>>>>> No trace in Todmorden? The gain of the loop is on your side! :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> Markus, can you decode a '*' message from the exportet FFT data? 8 dB
>>>>> in 167 uHz could be fine.
>>>>>
>>>>> It was an interesting test of the new equipment. After the 100 minutes
>>>>> at 265 W power consumption from the battery, the display still shows
>>>>> 70 % rest capacity for the next experiment which will follow soon. The
>>>>> H bridge PA stays cool during the transmission. The PA can work from
>>>>> 30 Hz to 9 kHz. I could add another 3 dB by running more power. Since
>>>>> i have to 'wait' during the transmission i can't run a 24 hour
>>>>> transmission :-) It will always be less than 2 hours but i can run
>>>>> more power so we can search for the signal in a higher bandwidth which
>>>>> could be an advantage.
>>>>>
>>>>> 73, Stefan
>>>>>
>>>>> Am 01.09.2018 20:33, schrieb Paul Nicholson:
>>>>>
>>>>>            
>>>>>> After cycling through some combinations of filter and
>>>>>> blanker settings, Bielefeld (DL4YHF) is now showing
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://abelian.org/vlf/tmp/180901b.gif
>>>>>>
>>>>>> About 3.8 sigma, needs another couple of dB.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> --
>>>>>> Paul Nicholson
>>>>>> --
>>>>>>