--------------B940723EDD82E94C1D612D24 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Jim Martin wrote: > Andre > Just got a new Palomar VLF Converter and copied your beacon > VVV VVV WA2XTF/12 WA2XTF/12 PLEASE QSL TO N4ICK AT AMRAD.ORG > Date/Time: 2100Z March 1 2000 > Location: EN91jm (Cleveland, OH) > Report: Q5 at the noise level > Equipment: Drake R4C with 150' wire (inverted L) > Understand your beacon project may end this month, is that true? > > 73 Jim W8AC Hello Jim., Thanks for the reception report. You are the first person from the Cleveland area reporting having received our transmissions. The WA2XTF/12 beacon is located in Front Royal Virginia. We run 175 watts into a 1200 ft long wire, about 20ft off the ground. (more details of that particular set-up, as well as other LF experiments we are conducting, can be found at http://www.amrad.org/projects/lf Should you be interested in things LF, you can also join our LF reflector, by logging on to http://www.amrad.org/mailman/listinfo/lf Incidentally were you using a DSP program displaying our messages on a computer screen., or were you actually listening to the morse transmissions (at a 4-seconds dot length ?) Should you want a QSL card, please let me have your mailing address. Regards and thanks again Andre' N4ICK --------------B940723EDD82E94C1D612D24 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> Jim Martin wrote:Andre
Just got a new Palomar VLF Converter and copied your beacon
VVV VVV WA2XTF/12 WA2XTF/12 PLEASE QSL TO N4ICK AT AMRAD.ORG
Date/Time: 2100Z March 1 2000
Location: EN91jm (Cleveland, OH)
Report: Q5 at the noise level
Equipment: Drake R4C with 150' wire (inverted L)
Understand your beacon project may end this month, is that true?73 Jim W8AC
Hello Jim.,Thanks for the reception report. You are the first person from the Cleveland area reporting having received our transmissions.
The WA2XTF/12 beacon is located in Front Royal Virginia. We run 175 watts into a 1200 ft long wire, about 20ft off the ground. (more details of that particular set-up, as well as other LF experiments we are conducting, can be found at http://www.amrad.org/projects/lfShould you be interested in things LF, you can also join our LF reflector, by logging on to
http://www.amrad.org/mailman/listinfo/lfIncidentally were you using a DSP program displaying our messages on a computer screen., or were you actually listening to the morse transmissions (at a 4-seconds dot length ?)
Should you want a QSL card, please let me have your mailing address.
Regards and thanks againAndre' N4ICK