Application for LF Experimental License

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Here is a fellow looking to try out LF.  The FCC issued an experimental 
license and posted to a Yahoo group.

Frank K0BRA

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Subject: 	[SDR-IQ] Digest Number 1427
Date: 	16 Oct 2011 15:21:42 -0000
From: 	SDR-IQ at yahoogroups.com
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To: 	SDR-IQ at yahoogroups.com

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         FCC issues Experimental License Grant WF2XXQ to operate on 130KC
         and
 
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SDR-IQ/message/6935;_ylc=X3oDMTJyN2ptaDRzBF9TAzk3MzU5NzE1BGdycElkAzE5MDY4MTU4BGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTA2MzEwOARtc2dJZAM2OTM1BHNlYwNkbXNnBHNsawN2bXNnBHN0aW1lAzEzMTg3Nzg1MDI->



           Posted by: "juangranados at bellsouth.net"
           juangranados at bellsouth.net
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Re%3A%20FCC%20issues%20Experimental%20License%20Grant%20WF2XXQ%20to%20operate%20on%20130KC%20and>
           juangranados at bellsouth.net
           <http://profiles.yahoo.com/juangranados@bellsouth.net>


             Sun Oct 16, 2011 5:00 am (PDT)



     10.15.2011 - FCC issues Experimental License Grant WF2XXQ to operate
     on the 130KC and 500KC bands to Licensed Radio Amateur Juan A.
     Granados /K4LCD until 10.01.2016.

     As part of our VLF - Very Low Frequency amateur radio experiment, on
     September 6, 2011 we submitted an application for an Experimental
     License to operate within certain parameters in the 130KHz and
     500KHz bands.

     We have been listening successfully to experimental transmissions of
     some of the 45 licensed amateurs participating in the experiments
     conducted under an Experimental License granted to the ARRL in the
     500KHz band.

     Receiving with a RFSpace SDR-IQ SDR Receiver w/HB9HRV's SDR-Console
     software and a Kenwood TS-2000, NE and NW loops of the 4 x elevated
     EWEs designed by Floyd Koontz WA2WVL.

     With the help of Floyd Koontz WA2WVL, we are involved in designing
     complements to our existing 160M transmit antenna so that it will
     transmit at 500KHz. We now have a preliminary design.

     Floyd Koontz WA2WVL is very advanced in the development of a 28.5MHz
     transmitter down converter and solid state RF amplifier to provide
     us with approximately 300 watts output to operate at 500KHz.