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Re: How can such a small device -- a wrist watch -- receive

Michael A. Terrell

2007-07-04, 12:33 pm

Christopher Cox wrote:
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>
> All this for 245kHz of band space in a frequency area of high noise and
> long propagation paths.
>
> Engineering would dictate looking elsewhere.
>
> But hey, you want to try, go ahead. I believe there are allocations in
> the above spectrum for transmitting a couple watts into a antenna less
> than three feet long. I would think a wrist watch transmitter would qualify.
>
> Google up VLF, melt some solder, and let us know how you do.
>
> Chris

170 to 190 KHZ, with limits on power and antenna size.

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