Richard wrote:

Yes LDE's were previously called the "Luxembourg effect" and were first
noted in the 1930s!!!

The 'Luxembourg effect' has nothing whatsoever to do with LDE's.

dxAce
Michigan
USA



Rgds
Richard, SO5GB

"Michael" wrote in message
. net...
Quick question here...

I've read about LDE a number of times and have even heard Art Bell talk
about it on Coast To Coast.

I've been thinking that it might be a product of the electronic equipment
itself, rather then any kind of outlandish atmospheric/propagation
condition.

My question... Has LDE ever been noticed or logged prior to the days of
solid state and computer chip rigs ??? I'd love to know the first known
observations of this phenomenon.

Any help on this question would be enormously appreciated.
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Respectfully,

Michael

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