Receiving Russian Long Range Navigation System with an RTL-SDR, Upconverter and Mini-Whip Antenna

Over on YouTube user Mile Kokotov has uploaded a video showing his reception of the ALPHA Russian Long Range Navigation System on Very Low Frequency (VLF) in Macedonia using an RTL-SDR, Ham-it-up upconverter and a Mini-Whip active antenna.

Mile also uses a band pass filter and notch filter to improve the dynamic range of the RTL-SDR. Additionally, in the video he shows a comparison between a large delta loop antenna and the mini-whip active antenna which shows better performance by the mini-whip.

RTL-SDR on VLF (ALPHA Russian Long Range Navigation System receiving in Macedonia with MiniWhip)

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noname
#78330

Would it right if there was a country named Macedonia!

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Tehrasha
#78332

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Macedonia

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Anonymous
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http://monkeydonia.blogspot.com/

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MIshel
#78465

Yes, there is a country named Macedonia Mr Noname and that makes this right!

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Anonymous
#78831

That’s your country I guess.
http://monkeydonia.blogspot.com/

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