Re: ELF: ZEVS back on air

[Martin Evans <gw3ucj@btinternet.com>]

John, Markus, thanks both.

I had read the ZEVS article but not the Ground_dipole one.

The former was originated by someone who seems to be a Russian 
electrical engineer, so I guess that he's likely to be a reasonably 
reliable source, though we still don't seem to have a concrete primary 
source - unless there is something buried in the Russian language 
references in the articles.
and the Ground_dipole article appears to confirm that it is in fact 
called Zeus.
Interesting to note the use of the name of a God in what was an atheist 
country!
Martin  GW3UCJ  Swansea.

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> It's the station's callsign, Martin...
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> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZEVS_(transmitter)
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> 73 John VA3VVV
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> Is the name in fact Zeus and we've lost something in the Transliteration?

Yes. At least according to 
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_dipole
VLF engineers seem to have a hang for BIG (nick)names - Goliath, Alpha & 
Omega, Zeus...
73, Markus
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