[Lowfer] Heya

[Douglas D. Williams]

John,

I have little doubt that I am WOLF-capable (from a receive standpoint).

What I *am* is WOLF-ignorant.

Would you mind giving me a "for Dummies" version of what I need to do to
receive and decode your signal?

Please rest assured that I am able to detect weak signals in the VLF-LF
band, with very good frequency stability (good enough to decode European LF
amateur QRSS signals last year), as well as most part 15 "Lowfers" in the
eastern half of the USA.

So.....what do I need to do to receive your WOLF transmission?

-Doug KB4OER




On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 9:12 PM, John Andrews <w1tag at charter.net> wrote:

> Doug,
>
> If you're WOLF-capable, TAG remains on 185.800 kHz.
>
> John, W1TAG
>
> On 8/19/2012 3:48 PM, Douglas D. Williams wrote:
> > Brought the receiving gear up from the basement, dusted it off, and put
> all
> > the pieces together this afternoon. Had left the active antenna setup all
> > summer and was pleasantly surprised to learn that it was still
> operational
> > after a very close lightning strike about three weeks ago that caused all
> > the little compact flourescent lamps in the house to light up in spite
> > of the power being off.
> >
> > Any Lowfers transmitting this early in the season?
> >
> > Hope everyone is well.
> >
> > -Doug KB4OER
>
>