Re: LF: RE: Summer games / EARTH ANTENNAS

[David Hine <evad_hine@yahoo.co.uk>]

Very risky indeed!! 

Not recommended, and not as efficient as you may think. A simple Tesla 'magnifying' VLF antenna based in London can transmit an ELF signal around the globe. Attached is a screenshot of a 1.6 Hz signal sent from London as received by the Kiruna magnetometer in Sweden. No connections to anything are required with this TX antenna.

In law, connecting anything 'unapproved' to phone, internet cables, motorway hardware, and railways are regarded as 'trespassing'. The penalties (if caught, or a proven later by cameras etc.) carries very heavy penalties. For example, in railways, the track itself is used as part of the signalling system. Connecting anything to the track or any other public utility equipment will be regarded in court as vandalism, and risking lives.

Also DO NOT be tempted with today's PME domestic mains delivery of connecting anything mains powered to outdoor earth rods. That's hazardous, and not advised. This is the reason today for circuit trips and double insulation for outdoor power tools.

 Kind regards, David.   

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From: Chris Wilson <dead.fets@gmail.com>
To: Eike DL3IKE <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>
Sent: Wednesday, 4 July 2018, 17:24
Subject: Re: LF: RE: Summer games / EARTH ANTENNAS

Hello Eike,

Just  going  to  try  stuffing a kW down the phone line, if it doesn't
work  out  please  send a file and a new hacksaw blade to the place my
wife will cite shortly, in a nice big sponge cake ;)

Wednesday, July 4, 2018, 5:03:09 PM, you wrote:

> Hi all,

> what about these antenna ideas:
> Find a cross        between a guardrail on a freeway and a non-electrified railroad.
> Connect one            pole of the transmitter to the guardrail
> and one pole to the            railroad.
> Also possible: connect one pole of the                transmitter
> to the grounding of the power connection
> and one pole to the telephone line, which hangs a long              distance on wooden poles.
> In both        cases, the signal is spread over many kilometers.

> 30m aluminum            foil strengthened with 30m bookbinding
> foil results in an            area of approx. 18m ² to free space around.
> The slide can be pulled up by a kite as a top load and           
> result in higher antenna currend. The            kite antenna can
> also use the guardrail, the railwaytrack
> or the ground of the energy supplier as ground.

> These are                certainly unusual ideas. But I            think they´ll work well

> 70 Bäume de Eike DL3IKE

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Best regards,
Chris                            mailto:dead.fets@gmail.com

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