WSPRnet.org

Wondering if anyone has played with WSPR in the ELF ranges? Seems like this would be a way to really accomplish the long awaited trans-atlantic QSO!

There have been a few threads on antennas, but I think it's important to provide more than that. An equipment baseline can give the amateur receiving the spot a lot more information about just how strong/good the propagation was, and how effective changes on their end are. There is certainly a difference in being received at low power over any distance by a person with a 100FT tower and tribander than the fellow with the 33' long wire.

At M0DUO I am using the following on WSPR:
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This is an interesting bit of activity, and has really captured my interest. I have played with both PropnetPSK and with the "self-reporting" feature in the digital interface within Ham Radio Deluxe, but find this the most intriguing, particulary for low power propagation reports.

I am 47 years old, and currently living near Oxford, England, working for the U.S. Embassy here in London. My home call is K2PI. I have also held the calls ON9CPI, LZ/K2PI, XUF2B, XU2FB, HS0ZCI and KE2FB/DU3, among a few.