>>4134370 (pb 5263)

>Bolinas Point

>>Resonant ELF. Anons on the ground reporting the installation has been recently overhauled and upgraded.

>>Now you have where, can you work out who?

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Marconi+Station/@37.91304,-122.7282398,17z/data=!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x808595550c5a3d25:0xb2fca26e8fd8ad85!2sBolinas,+CA+94924!3b1!8m2!3d37.9093702!4d-122.6863733!3m4!1s0x8085eb51d2120511:0xecc4b73824061f81!8m2!3d37.91304!4d-122.7282398

There is a Marconi Radio historical location and

Marine Radio station on the point.

http://www.radiomarine.org/

Now you can listen to the LF, MF and HF bands using the same antennas the operators at KPH use - from the comfort of your computer no matter where you are in the world.

KPH station: We inhereted the last remaining Morse code coast station in North America. It was off the air but it was an intact time capsule.

We made the restoration of KPH to operational status our life's work. That was back in 1999 - the year the last commercial Morse code message in the U.S. was supposedly sent.

ELF = extremely low frequency (ELF) (defined as 300-3000 Hz)

Need help figuring out the last part. Resonant ELF? low frequency radio traffic (vibrations)????

>>4136267 (lb)

US NAVY was involved with RCA in 1920s.

<<Pic is wall placard at the transmitter site at the point. Photo from Google locations.

>>4136933

You're not the only one Anon.

Lots of us are sane on here :)

>>4137080

>https://www.navysbir.com/07_2/39.htm

A couple of us are working on it in between all the shit posting.

There was a drop a few breads back about the radio tower ELF at Bolinas/Point Reyes CA. We are narrowing in on US Navy but still digging on use of resonant ELF.

If you glanced over it was was an odd drop 5263 or something backward.

>>4137000

didn't the Navy quit using ELF (with those really really long cable antennas in tow) due to marine wildlife damage?

>>4136904 (You)

>>afk a while just started digging

https://www.navysbir.com/07_2/39.htm (detection - maybe real reason)

I'm asking a Navy source offline for some intel while digging.

VLF is used for morse code traffic, I think we know that for submariners.

Maybe some new tech?