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Lightwave Article From ‘TCA’
15 January 2015 | by  |
| VE7SL Backyard Test |
3 Responses to “Lightwave Article From ‘TCA’”
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Steve,
Good to see your article!
All the best for your future experiments.
73s
Roger G3XBM
Thank you Roger. The entire activity was a result of reading your exceptional blog postings describing your own lightwave experiments. I would strongly suggest that anyone considering lightwave activity visit Roger’s blog and filter it for “481thz”.
There will be enough reading and inspirational material to make you want to start immediately!
Next will be some NLOS work here on my own island…from one side to the other, but will build a more portable receiving system first.
Steve 73
Greetings fellow Hams DE WD8PCU USA 7 land.
Just curious as to whether anyone knows about what I have been doing?
I have a station on 950 nm that has a bandwith of 250 mhz.
OK, I can do any mode using standard Ham Gear. Now of course I use a separate
TX & RX. SSB does a AWESOME JOB !!!
I can get many many many miles just using LED’s.
My Dynamic Range is ENORMOUS.
RX input sensitivity is at least – 150bdm.
Signals on TX pass thru a Stargate Type Processing ring.
This is beyond most peoples imagination yet I am doing it quite easily.
Who knows what else this will lead into ?
Goes thru the sky real easily and cool.
Dan