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FAR OT - About the future of communications

Ken Kopp-3
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqfunyCeU5g
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Re: FAR OT - About the future of communications

Brendan Minish
In october 2007 I was at an event to commemorate 100 years since the
worlds first wireless point to point link opened for business

I came across the traffic logs for the first few months and
extrapolating the most optimistic figures for throughput I could find
and taking into account the fact that they later moved to full duplex CW
working  I calculated that the Marconi telegraphy link between clifden
in Ireland and Galce bay in Canada transferred about 331Mb of data
between October 1907 and 1922

I bogged about it here http://ei6iz.com/?p=7
progress happens ;-)


On Thu, 2008-05-22 at 16:20 +0000, Ken Kopp wrote:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqfunyCeU5g

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About the future of communications

Lennart Michaëlsson
Very interesting Brendan!
For those travelling in Europe don't miss a chance to take a look at
http://www.grimetonradio.se/page1.html
Grimeton is the only super longwave station still alive, at least once a
year.
The antennas are impressive and the transmitter is MUCH larger than 1000
K3's.
They also had a number of long Beverages, all of them gone since many years.
It is worth a visit.
73
Len
SM7BIC


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Re: FAR OT - About the future of communications

M0XDF
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I like that - not sure I'd agree with the finding about the UK!
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you've got it made. -Groucho Marx

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