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From: Mike-WE0H <we0h@gmx.com>
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Subject: LF: Re: 136kHz LPF toroids?
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That is the legal power for those that run the legal power. Not those 
that run more than the legal power...

Mike-WE0H




Gary - G4WGT wrote:
> Mal,
> 
> I was making the point clear as Roger is a UK amateur & 1 watt ERP is 
> currently the legal maximum on the 136kHz band.
> 
> Gary - G4WGT.
> 
> 
> mal  wrote:
> 
>     No so, only in the UK generally, and 10w erp has been authorised in
>     the past,  other countries 20 plus watts erp.
>     If you have a vy small antenna you would need around 5Kw to get 1w
>     erp and would need about 10 T-200 toroids stacked times 2 for your
>     filter.
>     The trend in the past on 137 has been to work long haul with the odd
>     local QSO.
>     mal/g3kev
> 
>       
>         *From:* Gary 
>         Hi Mal,
> 
>         You wrote :-
>         The aim on this band is for at least 1W erp
> 
>         The maximum allowed ERP for this band (136kHz) is 1 watt ERP.
> 
>         73
> 
>         Gary - G4WGT.