(meteorobs) Radio Forward Scatter
GeoZay at aol.com
GeoZay at aol.com
Fri Jun 12 15:01:45 EDT 2009
>>Regarding 89-108 MHz FM scatter: Most places suffer from station
congestion with no vacant spaces to work on the FM dial. If a person
lives far from any urban areas then it might still be possible to do FM
meteor scatter. I used to do FM scatter ( in the 1990s with George
Zay's mentorship back then. Hi George. ) But the FM dial totally
saturated since then.<<
Hi Thomas...most places probably are saturated with the FM frequencies,
but if you are living in the mountains or behind the mountains or maybe in a
desert shielded by mountains from at least one side, you might be able to
find a usable station or two. Where I was set up, I had a mountain pretty
much shield one side of my antenna. From there I was able to find at least 5
usable stations. whereas where I actually lived in the San Diego area, I
couldn't find any usable stations.
GeoZay
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