Re: LF: 160 to 190 KHz a real magic band ?

["Graham" <g8fzk@g8fzk.fsnet.co.uk>]

Ok Gary,

 

Seems to  be  some quite big  gaps  in that  spectrum , big  enough  for a  cw filter and  wspr signal to  sit  with  no  splash ?

 

G

 

Nb looks like someone has the  spam  filter -mal-adjusted- ?

----- Original Message -----

From: Gary - G4WGT

To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org

Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2010 2:54 PM

Subject: Re: LF: 160 to 190 KHz a real magic band ?

Graham,

I have occasionally read mails on LF regarding U.S. 184kHz qrs beacons & captures from Europe. Apparently there is a very powerful broadcast station in Europe on a near frequency which causes high qrm when on, I believe it is "Europe1"

Gary - G4WGT.

On 28 December 2010 12:16, Graham <g8fzk@g8fzk.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

Lifted  from the  WSPR  web site  http://wsprnet.org/drupal/

 

1 watt and  15  mtrs  of antenna ,decoding  over  1148 kmtrs  , (best round 2000k)    seems  to  make the  137  attempts look a little 'coy  with  somewhat  bigger power levels and  rather  large  arrays , (possibly mal-adjusted ?)

 

Is this  a band  like 500  with  enhanced  propagation ?

 

WHAT IS THE  POSSIBILITY OF A  TA  DECODE ?

 

The frequency range is 160 to 190 KHz. This is most commonly known as Part-15 operation ( under our FCC Part-15 rules ). The basics: Power is limited to 1 Watt DC Input to the Final amplifier, and the antenna length cannot exceed 15 meters, including the feed line,

 

(XR4TN  is the experimental  call  of  KU4XR)

 

2010-12-10 11:16 XR4TN 0.185701 -27 0 EM75xr +30 1.000 W1VD FN31is 1148

G..