[Lowfer] multiple transmitters allowed?

[Art]

Are we allowed to have multiple transmitters, each running the full legal 
limit (1 watt)? I would think this is ok, as long as we have separate 
antennas for each transmitter. Since lowfer transmitters are not licensed, 
I wonder if they could object to this?

It's clear that frequency agility and the ability to qsy in millihertz 
steps is an asset, the watering hole probably wouldn't be the watering hole 
without it.

I'm wondering whether anyone has considered coordination of transmitter 
frequency AS A G-R-O-U-P effort (perhaps on a regional basis)? By this I 
mean that a cluster of stations would time sync and transmit specific 
signals. When viewed by a receiving station (using ARGO or similar), the 
combined signals would make a distinctive display, perhaps a 5 cornered 
star, a Y, W, Z or maybe a complete circle. The advantage is that all 
stations occupy the same channel and that anyone receiving the signal would 
know which stations were being heard by the look of the capture-stations 
would not have to identify themselves specifically using QRS because the 
captured image itself would define which stations were audible.

It's possible that 30 to 50 lowfer transmissions could fit in a 4 Hz band, 
and that a single capture could actually define which stations were being 
heard. Every capture posted would be a tremendous asset because so much 
information would be displayed on each stations capture!

Has anyone thought about this??

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I've tried receiving via a 40 meter dipole and a random wire-it doesn't 
work. I hope to put up a loop in the Spring. I can barely hear the 2 DGPS 
stations in Maine (and they are within 50 miles of my qth). I'm not sure 
whether the receiver or the antenna is the problem, maybe a bit of both:>:

Regards,

Art