(meteorobs) Need help identifying forward scatter transmitter location(s)

[danny garvin]

Thomas 
   I would suspect K03DO Ch 3 on Fishers Peak in Co, it is 123 miles N/E of your 
location. that seams to be the closest one to you.
an interesting experement would be to split your antenna feed and run one leg to 
a TV and monitor Ch 3 during a meteor event and see if you pick up a signal from 
the station. The only thing is that a 2 way splitter will introduce a extera 3.5 
db of loss in your antenna system.
Hope this helps
Danny




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From: Thomas Ashcraft <ashcraft at heliotown.com>
To: Global Meteor Observing Forum <meteorobs at meteorobs.org>
Sent: Wed, August 18, 2010 11:58:01 AM
Subject: (meteorobs) Need help identifying forward scatter transmitter 
location(s)



I am trying to determine the location of the 61.250 MHz CW 
transmitter(s) that I am using for forward scatter radio meteor 
observations. My location is 35.50 N, -105.89 W, north central New 
Mexico.  Where can I find a current guide to transmitter locations?

I also still get scatter at 55.250 MHz CW but it is more prone to 
interference so I use it less.

Many thanks for any information in advance.

Clear skies,
Thomas




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