[Milsurplus] WW2 "Plane recon on 800 band" ?????
Bob W7AVK
rsrolfne at atnet.net
Sun Jun 19 22:09:29 EDT 2005
Hank - Years ago in the early 1970s I had the opportunity to visit "Jim
Creek" one of the Navy's million watt ELF stations located north east of
Seattle between two mountain tops. I seem to remember the frequency was
in the order of 15-17 khz and the keying was frequency shift at a very
slow speed. The reason for FSK being the Bonneville Power
Administration who supplied power to the station couldn't stand one
million watts being keyed on and off their power grid.
Lots of stories to tell about the station. Do a google for more.
73 bob W7AVK
Dan Arney wrote:
> Yes and that is only ONE WAY to the SUB and very slow speed from million
> watt transmitters with bucoo massive antennas. IIRC it is MCW or a
> modified version below I think 30 KC in all cases.
> Hank
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