Interesting, comments on the K1EL converter and its use with the Flex radios.

A question for those who have listened on the VLF bands. Is there much in the way of activity there, other than beacons? I know that these frequencies are used in Europe for commercial broadcasting, but are these signals receivable in North America other than in coastal areas?

Any comments would be appreciated.

Thanks

Terry

On 09/03/2013 14:46, Lee Mushel wrote:
Zack,

I certainly wish I had known about the K1EL a few years ago when I first applied for membership in the "MF Experimental Group." I had one of the first Flex5000As and I thought that with a resource like that plus virtually unlimited space for an antenna that I would be able to make a contribution to this effort. And I hurriedly put up a 1,500 ft. beverage and assembled a 12 ft. dia. loop as well. As is indicated in the review you mention, I slowly and painfully learned about things like lack of sensitivity at low frequencies of the 5000A and what broadcast band images were along with the nature of filters and a lot of other "stuff" as well! I had put together K1ELs keyer but somehow had managed to miss the existence of his converter! I do hope that your posting will save a lot of fellows the pain I went through since 500 kHz surely isn't anything like 80 meters!

73

Lee  K9WRU    WD2XSH-32
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Subject: [Flexradio] Eham review - K1EL VLF Converter and its Use with FlexRadios


Found an interesting review by K0OD about using the K1EL systems VLF converter with a Flex-5000.
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/5541
K1EL http://www.k1el.com/
73
Zack
N8FNR




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