Hi Mike Please get a look for example at http://www.beaconworld.org.uk/files/LWBC.pdf for a quite up-to-date list of LW broadcast transmitters. 73 de Jean-Louis F6AGR
My two cents: Do NOT use the 16 watts version of the Philips SL E Pro model: these bulbs generate a LOT of noise (50 Hz comb broadband noise) at least on 137 kHz ... 73 de Jean-Louis
Hi Andy I would say "LF is considered to be one of the last bastions" ... For example, amateur laser communications have also something to do with real homebrew and experimentation :o) Jean-Louis F6A
Hi Piotr Before spending any euros (pennies) in such a project, please get a serious look on the power budget of such micro-payloads. Transmitting continuously analog signals to the groundc(from MF/L
Most of the G4FGQ softwares (Original, high-quality, radio engineering/modelling programs.Not freeware -- just free gifts -- ) are on http://www.zerobeat.net/G4FGQ/index.html#S102 73 de Jean-Louis F6
Stephan The two lowest frequencies in use are presently: - 11.904 kHz (RSDN-20 network, a russian navigation VLF system with transmitters located in Novosibirsk, Krasnodar, etc) - 82 Hz (ZEVS system,
Hi Rik In a french book called "Poste 85" describing the beginning of the electronics era during WW1 (telephone, radio, gonio, etc) , it is said that it was possible to listen to enemy telephone conv
Hi all May I ask you to pay some attention on the three following issues related to balloon/kite aerials ? - using "high" altitude kites or balloons is often subject to a formal authorization (at lea
Please don't buy such a LHC to play with: it does not look so reliable (it exploded a few months ago, due to some unexpected high resistance in the supraconducting wiring of the accelerator) Jean-Lou
Dear all Please get a look on figure 3 at http://www.vlf.it/F6AGR/meteorsignatures.html Such a receiver is the one I'm happy with on ELF/VLF. With a vertical 1 m long cylinder antenna, it allows to d
Lieber Stephan I'm one the guys receiving the ZEVS 82 Hz russian transmissions or the 60 Hz US mains line with an home built e-field receiver :o) Should you transmit on 8,9 kHz during a week end, I w
Paul This looks typically like "dawn chorus" I was in charge of recording in Kerguelen Islands (50°S 70°E) appearing each time there was some pronounced auroral activity (37 years ago!) Jean-Louis
Starting hours seem to correspond to european working hours By the way, as an employee of a company developping, installing and maintaining high power VLF transmitters, I can say that such tests are
Buddha said " It is not the target which is important, but the progress towards the target" (Sorry for the bad translation in english, I'm french) I fully agree with Jim ... And with Buddha. Jean-Lou
Thank you Dave for the information. And thanks to Andy, I understand now why I never succeeded in trying to supply my DELL D630 laptop with a 12V + a 6 V battery ... Hope the LLPower / LIND power sup
Understood and fully agreed When I saw your message about the dips, I thaught you were talking about the sharp Vs Sorry for that Kind regards Jean-Louis F6AGR
<snip at 20kHz Well, I would say that the differences of amplitude of VLF signals between day and night are due the presence or absence of the D layer and that the deep morning and evening dips are
And from the Space Shuttle also Jean-Louis F6AGR From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of mal hamilton Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2010 9:32 PM T
Dear all, Do you know if there is any 12 V DC power supply supplier for the DELL laptops ? Jean-Louis F6AGR From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Beh