Thank you Bill for your quick answer! You could become an important part of this exciting stuff! What you are writing sounds really good and promising! Thank you for your interest! Do you want and do
VLF, Now, DHO38 is back in regular operation. It seems they have improved the antenna or so, since the signal is about 6 dB stronger here! :-) 73, Stefan ________________________________ Von: owner-r
Mike, Interesting! Maybe i should try a loop for 137 kHz in the winther. I have a LOT of space there in the nearby forest. This would by my only chance to have a TX antenna that is fixed. The main pr
Hello Wolf, Fine! Very fine! I am excited again ;-) Also fine: My car is running again! So my weekend is saved ;-) I will be on a fieldday of our ham club this weekend but the grabber is running all
Yes, that telephone drop wire is an excellent choice! I use one single cable of that (normally 2 twisted cables of course) on my 100m vertical antenna in /p. I have built it up and down several times
Hi Roger! Congratulations to your interesting achievements! I have some questions: What was the antenna current you achieved @ 4 watts on 0,8 kHz? Will you repeat the experiment on 8,97 kHz? It would
Yes! But there is also a E field when you are transmitting on a loop, even in the near field. It is just not optimal but anyway you can check frequency stability, efficiency improvements and so on. R
Tnx Roger, Today i have prepared further 9 rods for each pole, so 20 rods for each pole in sum now. Tomorrow in the morning i will drive again on the hill and try to even reduce the losses. When DHO3
Tony, I am looking forward to a QSO between us in some time on 137 kHz. You will hear me! ;-) And you would be my first EI-Contact at all. Hope, we can do it in CW or at least in DFCW-3 :-) 73 and gl
Hello Wolf, Try to be audible on the websdr in the netherlands / JO32KF: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/ 73 es gl, Stefan ________________________________ Von: [email protected] i
Hi Wolf, Maybe you are visible on the DF6NM LF grabber: http://www.alice-dsl.net/df6nm/grabber/Grabber.htm You could modulate your signal in QRSS-3 to check if the signal is yours! 73 es gl, Stefan/D
