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RE: (meteorobs) Many radio meteors - anyone else hearing them?
My radio data ( TV carrier at 62.192 MHZ from a distance of about 1100km in
SWW) in Feb 12 shows somewhat elevated rates. The increased rates start very
gradually around 07 - 09 UT. There is an increase of around 20 to 30 % for
some hours. The last hour with clearly higher rates than normal was
(beginning at) 15 UT. The next hour is about normal.
Some level daily changes are typical, possibly because of changes in the
D-layer.
This change is near the high end of such changes (in my experience). So I
can not tell, if this is the result of increased meteor activity or not.
Best wishes
Esko Lyytinen
>>>
> Hi all:
>
> Gezz... hearing quite a few radio meteors since yesterday, in the
> 20-30/hr range. I just turned the radio on now at 1530 UT and heard 18
> so far some short a couple long duration 1 sec or so...
> possible Virginids or Normaids meteors. And no, not funny lightening
> or other noise. Classical meteor noises...I'm on 83.24 MHz ( Ch.6 TV )
> on the minus (-) offset.
>
> Be interesting to know if anyone else is hearing them..
>
> --
> Clear skies
> ---------------
> Michael Boschat
> Royal Astronomical Society of Canada - Halifax Center
>
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