This is a description of my work with ULF RADIO signals over
the last 8 years ...  with references to other researchers.

I first became interested in detecting ULF radio signals after Dr. Tony Fraiser-Smith
at Stanford University detected strong ULF Radio signals just prior to the 
Loma Prieta earthquake in 1989 (ref#1).

Dr. Jack Dea has also done work in the ULF spectrum and provided helpful
suggestions on antenna design (ref#2).

I have received astronomical inspiration from Bob Evans (ref#3).

There are other minor ULF research efforts ... worldwide
 including Greece, Japan and China.



I determined to design a system to receive these signals and ... if possible ... 
to find a way to use these signals in a predictive system.

The base system has been operating in Placerville, California ... since 1990.
Placervile is located in the foothills of the Siera-Nevada Mountains ... 
... about 40 miles east of Sacramento, California.

I have also operated instruments in Los Angeles and Mammoth for extended times.

While many beautiful signals have been recorded ... any connection to 
prediction continues to elude researchers worldwide.


Both the hardware and software were designed by my brother and myself.

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References:
1) Low Frequency Magnetic Field Measurements Near The Epicenter of the 
   Mg 7.1 Loma Prieta Earthquake. A.C. Fraiser Smith...et al,
   Star Laboratory,  Stanford University.
   Geophysical Research Letters. Vol 17, No 9, pages 1465-1468 August 1990.

2) Long-Term ELF Background Noise Measuremnents, the Existence of 
Window Regions and 
   Applications to Earthquake Precursor Emissions Studies.
   Jack Y. Dea, Peder M. Hanses and Wolfgang Boerner,
   Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors,
   77(193) pages 109-125, San Diego Calif.

3) Lunar Gravity Triggers for Earthquakes in California, 
   Bob Evans,  May 1, 1992 ,  (Private Communication).