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RE: (meteorobs) Re: Leonid Storm Peeks over US West Coast (fwd)
1. If you have a directional antenna you can localize the
reflection. Suggest a Wolen-Webber Elephant Cage
Setup if you are rich. If you have crossing paths you
can estimate the distance.
2. I may have said this before, that if you look at +_ 50 Hz
you can actually see the bow shocks going through the
ionosphere. You can also hear them if you notch and
ignore the carrier. If you difference the + and - 50 Hz
you can tell if the shock is approaching, crossing, or departing the hop structure.
3. Note my address has changed since I last talked to you...
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From: Thomas Ashcraft[SMTP:72632.1427@compuserve.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 1997 9:46 PM
To: INTERNET:meteorobs@latrade.com
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Re: Leonid Storm Peeks over US West Coast (fwd)
Still have 1400 UT to 1900 UT to process.
If someone in the California multistation meteor group is seriously
interested in my stereo cassette tapes, which have WWV recorded into them
by the way, then I might be able to offer them for analysis.
Tom Ashcraft
35.41 N 105.57 W
Santa Fe, New Mexico
72632.1427@compuserve.com
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