Fw: LF: Strong signals on 8970.022 Hz

["PA1SDB, Peter" <pa1sdb@amsat.org>]

Hello Uwe,

I like QRPppp :-)

Perhaps it is interesting (OK, not for all at bigger distance) to QRP and discover what is the minimum power needed to take a tip over 200 Km.

 

On the other end it is also interesting to let it as it is now, and see what happens when the temperature rises above 0 (zero) this weekend and all

that snow transfers/melts into water. Lets do that test first :-)

 

Your signal is abt 10 - 15 dB above noise here...

 

Best 73's, Peter - PA1SDB

 

http://www.qsl.net/pa1sdb/

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: uwe-jannsen@kabelmail.de

To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org

Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2013 5:52 PM

Subject: Re: LF: Strong signals on 8970.022 Hz

Hi Peter,

yes, its my TX.

when I switched it on I found the ant completely detuned – after several months since the last tests.

I didn’t change anything.

but the environment has been modified: I took down two huge trees – one five m and the other 10m off the wires.

makes two kHz up.

your grabber, the one of Lubos/OK1bvg and Todmorden/UK  shows the signs.

the carrier is not permanent ZOA because I have to switch the TX off when repairing the fence.

night times an “X” is transmitted, mode qrss3600.

Thanks for the VLF grabbers.

GL
Uwe/dj8wx/jo43sv

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Von: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org
Gesendet: 24.01.2013 12:28
An: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org
Betreff: LF: Strong signals on 8970.022 Hz

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Hello all.
I just took a look at my VLF grabber screens and was supprised to see a strong trace on 8970.022 Hz.
Must be Uwe, DJ8WX I guess...
On the air for abt 3 day's I think.
TNX for heating up the transmitter after such a long time !!!

My grabber is here: http://www.qsl.net/pa1sdb

73's Peter, PA1SDB