[Lowfer] 600

[Neil Klagge]

Laurence, from what one of the guys back east discovered, the loops are not
much affected by the trees. They seem to stay tuned no matter what the wx
condx or the tree sap variations.

I, too, have been surprised at being decoded by so many, and especially by
YOU, this close to summer soltice. I would never have guessed it. But also,
we now know DEX made a trans-atlantic on 8.9 kHz the other day. That was a
real shocker. Paul in the UK has some pretty good VLF rx systems !!

This LMF, LF, and VLF activity is blowing my mind...

Cheers,
Neil

w0yse, Layton Utah


On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 12:57 PM, Howell, Laurence J <
L.Howell at conocophillips.com> wrote:

> I hope so Neil -  Ive not put 500W into the loop yet on 600m so its going
> to be interesting. The terminating impedance is pretty low, around 200 ohms
> and hopefully I wont be suffering from too much additional loss due to tree
> cover. Got to get up on the roof too and install my GP15 triband vertical
> this weekend as Im mixing my 6m fix.
>
>  Im really pleased we still have a path down the West side of the country
> - we wont be in a full 24 sun up state here but certainly we are in a
> twilight/dusky period only now
>
>
> Snip
>
> Lawrence, thanks for that report. It looks like we'll be able to do some
> QSOs at some point in time. Maybe even a roundtable?
>
> Neil :-)
> XSV
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