Hi
All,
Mine arrived to with
the same T & Cs. Time to wind that coil and fire up the
system.
With best
regards
Jim
Dr. James
Cowburn G7NKS
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Of the four exclusion zones, three are
obvious, presumably sferics receivers spread across the
UK.
are AFAIK normal monitoring
points.
The remaining one is near Roseworthy, west of
Camborne, Cornwall. Wonder why that's in the
exclusion zone? Seems too close to Exeter to be
useful.
On 22 October 2010 14:06, Roger Lapthorn <[email protected]>
wrote:
This morning I received my NoV from OFCOM
to operate legally around 9kHz.
Details
are:
Duration:
1 year
Frequencies
allowed: 8.7kHz - 9.1kHz
Modes:
Not specified (long periodic time modes preferred by the Met
Office)
Power:
100mW EIRP
Notification:
Have to get Met Office written permission before operating and keep logs (to
send to the Met Office)
Location:
Home QTH or others with prior Met Office approval (4 UK locations
have 4km exclusion zones)
No firm plans yet when I'll start local tests on
this band, but within a couple of weeks with QRP WSPR and QRSS.
I'll
put a copy of the NoV on my website in the next few hours.
73s
Roger
G3XBM
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