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From: "Marcin" <bxi@go2.pl>
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Date: Sat, 12 Dec 2009 18:04:37 +0100
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Subject: Re: LF: Japanese time&frequency station
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Hello Wolf
Whats stations copy your monitor to range: 22-50kHz?
73! Marcin SQ2BXI

> Hi Alberto,
> 
> I occasionally see a weak trace on 40 kHz using an indoor loop antenna, 
> but I am not convinced that this is a real 'DX' signal.
> The signal I see is more than 10 dB down on NAU (40.75 kHz) from Puerto 
> Rico.
> 
> Similar (negative) results currently on the 'Kiel Longwave Monitor' :
> 
> http://df3lp.de/spec.png
> 
> (compare magnitude for some US transmitters, at the moment there's 
> nothing on Peter's graph around 40 kHz. Same here).
> 
> All the best and have a nice christmas season,
>   73,  Wolf .
> 
> 
> Alberto di Bene schrieb:
> > Is there anybody in Europe that was able to receive the Japanese 
> > time&frequency standard station at 40 kHz ?
> > If yes, could you please give details about the equipments, especially 
> > the antenna, used ?
> >
> > I am trying since some time, night and day, but no luck so far....
> >
> > 73  Alberto  I2PHD
> >
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