Re: LF: VU2BGS

[Gaj Kumar <bsgkumar@gmail.com>]

Hi Stefan 

Thanks for the locator .

I did not know it goes to 8 digits .

To the south of my area there are roads layed out but very few houses . 

so at least for the next 5 years i may be free of QRM .

Yes the hills are great I have my eyes too , But then it is a National park with lions and tigers and I will not be allowed to go in there .

In case i can convince them that i am helping in tracking and protecting them I may get some place to try out the antenna . Yes the GHZ link is a good idea too and will surely 

work on it too . 

Well this is best my family would accept !! 

I am also scouting out places with less noise and will setup some remote RX to be connected to internet .

I am hoping to hear one signal to spark on more activity soon .

Thanks for the positve optimism !! it can take us places 

Is the band plan ok ?

5 351.5-5 366.5 kHz – Amateur 5.133B  (Secondary, 15W EIRP)

472-479 kHz –  Amateur 5.80A (Secondary, 1W EIRP )

135.7-137.8 kHz – Amateur 5.67A (Secondary,  1W EIRP)

In case there are some low band contests i could go to some sea shore and work for a few days .

Best regards 

Kumar

VU2BGS

On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 2:35 PM DK7FC <selberdenken@posteo.de> wrote:

RR, i nunderstand. In this location you probably won't be really successful on 630m. The mains hum noise becomes higher and higher the closer you come to DC!

Am 26.12.2018 09:39, schrieb Gaj Kumar:

New location from Next month is 12.785921 N   77.61178E

...which is MK82TS38, http://k7fry.com/grid/?qth=MK82TS38
Still it does not really look like a quiet location. The nearby hill, if you can build up something there and stream the signal to your house using a GHz link, this would be a solution. But then you need solar modules and accus. Today, it's all no problem...
We are in 7419 km distance. No problem :-)

So, good luck.
73, Stefan