Re: (meteorobs) Radio Meteors (long)

• To: meteorobs@latrade.com
• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Radio Meteors (long)
• From: donwon1@juno.com (Conrad W Humphrey)
• Date: Tue, 02 Sep 1997 02:10:46 EDT
• References: <3.0.3.32.19970902003322.0069137c@digitalexp.com>
• Reply-To: meteorobs@latrade.com
• Sender: owner-meteorobs

Hi James,
         Thanks for the explanation, but I wanted to know if you could
use the same
concept to pick up pulsar or quasar signal's. I know the signal would be
weak but couldn't it work if you focused it in the right direction. 
Also, what would you hear when your listening for meteor echoes. Would
you hear
like a beep, thump or kind of a static like noise and how do you analyze
and collect 
the data?

Clear skies,
Conrad W. Humphrey (Amateur Astronomer)
Donwon1@juno.com
40deg 43' 45" N   73deg 59' 43" W
New York,  NY

P.S.. Sorry for asking so much questions, but I don't have web access and
there's
no other way for me to get the information.

• Re: (meteorobs) Radio Meteors (long)
• From: richardson@digitalexp.com (Jim Richardson)

• Re: (meteorobs) Radio Meteors (long)
• From: richardson@digitalexp.com (Jim Richardson)

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