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PE1OUD > INFO 05.08.02 21:43l 32 Lines 1046 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Buried antenna.
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Hello, Ian
G0TEZ wrote:-
> I don't know what a "LID' is though, perhaps someone can enlighten me.
It is the part of the dustbin that moves, usually mounted on top using
hinges with the purpose of closing said bin on a non-permanent basis. :-)
Now, as for the radio part of your message:
I remember a system that used a very long 'antenna', and I mean in the
order of 10 miles or so, just a few meters above ground, one end to the
TRX and the other grounded. RX same. This system used the earth as medium
and had a global range. Frequency was very low < 10 kHz. Power unknown to me,
but I will try to find some 'hard data' on this subject, and every input
is welcomed, of course.
73 - Gerard, PE1OUD @ PI8WFL, Member of PWGN
(Packet Work Group Netherlands)
-Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines.
E-mail : pe1oud@amsat.org
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