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Hi Luis,
Basically
the operational conditions to hear
an EME echo there would
be, the only problem
is to find the right time in which the transmitted signal is able to exit in the area without being
blocked by the attenuation of the layer D (whereby daylight
it would be impossible) or, by
reflection of the ionosphere during the night.
Probably with a transmitted signal with a very high angle of
incidence such that is not
reflected
by the ionosphere
would be possible. We could use
a horizontal low dipole NVIS.
The overall attenuation of the signal would be around 195 dB.
Stefan
and I could
do the first EME QSO on MF :-))
I
have no experience in the use of
antenna simulators, what could
be the gain of a dipole lying a
few meters from the ground,
around a radiation angle of 90 degrees ?
73, Fausto IK4NMF
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Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 9:28
PM
Subject: Re: LF: First of its kind?
Congratulations Stefan
Have you checked were was the
Moon at that time ?. You may be EME capable on MF ;-)
Good to know there is sombody
monitoring from Reunion Island
73 de Luis
EA5DOM
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Desde: DK7FC
Fecha: 30/10/2015
20:29
Para: [email protected];
Asunto:Re:
LF: First of its kind?
Fine fine, good to know. We should slowly
generate a website showing an overview, like R7NT did for LF! :-)
73,
Stefan
Am 30.10.2015 20:15, schrieb Rik Strobbe:
and if I remember well PA0A has been copied at the US west coast some
years ago, must also be in the 9000km range.
73, Rik ON7YD
>Is that the best distance
after the detection by F6CNI/BOG of VK1DSH ?
no, my report by VK2DDI in
2014 was 15047.2 km.
73 and again
congrats!
John KB5NJD /
WG2XIQ
Hi Roelof, John, Markus, OK, convinced :-) Another very rare event
obviously. I'm happy. Shows that it's always worth to be on the
air!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-) Oh, currently i'm not ;-) Thanks for your enquieres. Is that
the best distance after the detection by F6CNI/BOG of VK1DSH ? 73, Stefan Am
30.10.2015 19:43, schrieb [email protected]:
Hello
Stefan,
I found this
earlier post:
>>>
For your
information, Michel FR5ZX (Reunion Island), Africa, sent to Lars a report
and an audio record of his SAQ reception on 17,2 kHz.
Michel
was using a mini-whip and a Winradio rcvr.
Congratulations for that nice DX (more than 9400 km) !
Jean-Louis F6AGR
<<<
The call does exist it seems as does the antenna he
used!!!
73,
Roelof,
PAoRDT
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