LF,
I'll be QRV in CW from /p in Heidelberg soon, RX and TX wise.
QRN is reasonable low for that time. I hope to hear some signals there.
Will do some tests on both the ferrite and single turn loop antenna as
well as the earth antenna! This has to be matched before to 50 Ohm. I
prepared a transformer for the 50 Ohm output winding. The earth
antennas side winding has to be wound on the hill. I'll take a battery
supplied oscilloscope there and measure my own signal. Then use a
potentiometer to see at which R the voltage becomes 50% and will then
calculate and wind the transformer. Would be interesting to compare all
the 3 antenna by a far field signal. So maybe some of you have the time
and power to generate an audible signal? :-)
QRG will be 136.500 kHz, CW. Starting about 17 UTC and operating
until 20 UTC, maybe.
73, Stefan/DK7FC
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