[Milsurplus] SAQ Reception

[marsan .]

@richard and others. 

For me this was the best SAQ reception i had ever. In the past always lots of qrm. Here are two reports for two transmissions I had sent to Grimeton.

Here are ,my reports as sent to Grimeton.

This time i could easely pick up the cw signal and the tuning rnator 29th
 june 2014 8:40: - 9:10 UTC tuning and transmission 17.2 kHZ No S-meter 
only good ears R = 4 S = 5 Equipment: Royal Navy: RACAL RA37 VLF 
converter+ Racal RA17L receiver. Headset David Clark + Sennheiser 
Antenna: longwire coil extensions 6 x 20 meter coils in the loft 
=120mtrs + with steel wire antenna outside 12 mtrs sloper. Direction: 
SSW NNE Locator: info PA11084 Latitude: 50.8605632 Longitude: 6.0297272 
Grid: JO30au 73's de PA11084 SWL/VLF station

Adding
 second report: Second transmission  on the 29th june 2014 at 10:40 
-11:10 utc r=4 s=5 no s-meter but now on 2 B41 murphy royal navy 
receievers. Both transmissions are the best i have ever heard. 73's de 
SWL PA11084

Heres how it should sound like:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5771418/Radio%20Examples/SAQ%206-29-14%200900z.mp3





> Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2014 16:10:11 -0400
> From: brunneraa1p at comcast.net
> To: milsurplus at mailman.qth.net; tetrode at googlegroups.com
> Subject: [Milsurplus] SAQ Reception
> 
> Did anyone hear SAQ?  All I heard was noise, noise, noise.  QRN is 
> notorious in the tropics on MF thru VLF, but also very bad in 
> Massachusetts.
> 
> Richard, AA1P
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