Here I was copying you on 136kHz WSPR last night with an untuned antenna and a deaf FT817.  PA0A had his set-up showing the wrong band for a time, so maybe it was one of his spots of me you saw on 136kHz TX?  I hope to be WSPRing and JT9 active on 136kHz by the end of the week, on the earth electrode antenna, when a new 136kHz version of my MF 10W transverter is ready. From previous experience, this is a LOT harder than 472kHz with small/compromise antennas at this power level.

Have just checked that my current WSPR settings are correctly on 474.2kHz. At the moment I am using my "10m halo feeder" as a 6m long Marconi. In the week I am rigging up a coax so I can run the earth-electrode antenna from the upstairs shack with the transverter in the back of the garage at the feed point to the earth-electrode antenna. Another local G4HJW is experimenting with a 30m spaced earth-electrode antenna on 472kHz WSPR and getting quite decent results - he is also seeing loop-like directionality. Another local G4KPX is using 1W RF into a 1m diameter loop indoors and getting reports from decent distances. He is a good signal with me. Amazing. His ERP is a lot less than 100uW.