This afternoon I tried to receive something at 10,140.2 kHz in WSPR mode.
I'm being a bit OT here, as that frequency is not classifiable as LF, but
the results are directly applicable also to the 137 and 500 kHz segments.
I received, in half an hour of testing, the stations reported below.
Listening to what I was receiving, *NOTHING* could be heard,
only background noise, as those stations were well below the noise.
So the claims that CW can do what WSPR can, are *completely* unfounded.
73 Alberto I2PHD
1506 -10 3.5 10.140138 3 EB1APK IN73 20
1506 -26 1.4 10.140190 4 IK5FKF JN54 37
1508 -26 1.4 10.140242 1 K1JT FN20 37
1510 -10 1.3 10.140130 1 OY4TN IP62 33
1512 -14 3.5 10.140148 1 EB1APK IN73 20
1512 -20 1.3 10.140205 0 G4TRA IO81 30
1516 -16 1.7 10.140196 0 RA6AS KN93 37
1520 -17 1.4 10.140136 0 OY4TN IP62 33
1520 -24 1.3 10.140210 0 G4TRA IO81 30
1522 -31 3.5 10.140153 0 EB1APK IN73 20
1522 -26 1.3 10.140250 -1 ZL3IN RE66 30
1528 -29 0.5 10.140217 0 HB9TJM JN36 37
1528 -29 1.4 10.140253 0 K1JT FN20 37
1530 -23 3.4 10.140155 0 EB1APK IN73 20
1530 -27 1.8 10.140271 0 VK2SRO QF56 37
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