Hi David,  tks for  msg  re my beacon.
       If the gear holds up, I will leave it on until Thursday or Friday.
It's operation means I cannot listen to anything, so by that stage, I will
probably pull the plug.  I am looking forward to hearing from the group re
this beacon. I have increased the output since I first put it on. Now
running at 2 amps RF.
Thanks again es best regards
Finar    EI0CF
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: 26 July 1999 00:17
Subject: Re: LF: re:136.150 beacon

In a message dated 25/07/99 11:52:56 GMT Daylight Time, [email protected]
writes:

<<                      BEACON  ON 136.150 KHZ
I have put on air an LF beacon, running  H24, on 136.150 khz. This is of a
temporary nature and the frequency can be shifted to accomodate those who
have a problem with their xtal freq transmitters or who have local

reception

problems.
I would very much welcome reception reports on these transmissions, my
callsign, EI0CF, is repeated continuously. >>

Sounds interesting, What is H24?

Re communication: Not all operators have access to the internet to express
their thoughts on beacon operation.  At this location G3KEV is frequently
heard around this frequency but as far as I know he is not on the net.
Similarly, I believe there is a beacon on in Germany which has been on for
weeks with low erp, in the middle of the band.
Is there a particular duration, or experiment planned.

I'll have a listen for it after the weekend - When the neighbours switch

off

the QRM.
Could be interesting to see the differences between daytime and night time
propagation.

73


David