The site is located in Handewitt, Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany, only 5 km from the border to Denmark. The Perseus is a software defined receiver for 0-40 MHz that can be controlled remotely by everyone around the world who has Perseus software installed. Actually, you can only obtain it (beyond trial mode) if you buy a receiver or at least plug one in once. But it's a great device, I can only recommend it.
My Perseus server is on irregularly, biggest chance on the weekends. Usually it is connected to an ALA1530S
magnetic loop antenna in random directions. It's installed about 7 meters above ground and 10 meters from
the house. Only fields to the west but some electric fences produce strong sparks, depending on the
humidity. So I suggest you put on the spark rejection (SpkRej).
Below you can see a 5 element FM (88-108 MHz). The 3 element TV Band I antenna for OIRT-FM (65.9-74 MHz) and the 50 MHz ham band is now installed at another mast, toghther with small logper-antenas for Band III (DAB) and UHF.
Some interference by electric devices is always there, it's acceptable though. I get the best results in accu mode with my laptop but in server mode the PC is usually connected to AC.