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Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2001 11:22:43 -0500
From: "Dexter McIntyre W4DEX" <dmcintyre@att.net>
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Subject: Re: LF: 73 kHz Wednesday night, Take II
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John,

Thanks for the explanation.  You have always been able to explain deep
technical topics in a way I can understand.  Now can any Hoover be
utilized for this application or do I need to purchase one from
RonCoMatic?

Dex

John Andrews wrote:
> 
> Dex,
> 
> > I just reviewed my overnight screen captures of Laurie's frequency.
> > Absolutely nothing received here in North Carolina.  John, are you using
> > one of those wave magnets antennas I have seen advertised on TV?  I
> > suspect so since you seem to be sucking up most of Laurie's signal that
> > makes it across.
> 
> I'm sorry (and somewhat perplexed) that you didn't hear anything.
> 
> On the other hand, you have come quite close to finding out my method.
> Actually, my LF receiving antenna is manufactured by a company called
> "Hoover." Think of it as a collection system for very low energy photons.
> They are removed from the ether in much the same way that you would remove
> dust from a carpet. In fact, to continue the analogy, the bag fills mostly
> with things that you want to throw away. But mixed in with them are some
> absolutely precious items. The chore is then to dump the bag out and pick up
> the good stuff. I have found that when I point my collection system toward
> the U.K. on a cold night, I get a higher percentage of that material. An
> ingenious fellow in Italy wrote a computer program that allows me to do the
> sorting, and it displays the results on a screen as little tracks that look
> like they were left by a bird. I then put letters on the screen to identify
> which bird made the tracks.
> 
> But to answer your question, I think the motor in my collection system is
> too big, and none of the photons are making it past Massachusetts. I
> apologize for that, and will shop for a smaller motor.
> 
> And if you will excuse me, it's time to empty the bag again. It's full of
> some junk called "Loran."
> 
> John Andrews, W1TAG