(meteorobs)

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• From: "Merlin Radio Observatory" <merlin.radio.obs@wanadoodot be>
• Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2001 19:34:32 +0200
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KERMAZdear friends,

There is any possibility the same meteor produce several echoes with
two different transmitters ?

My idea is that here in europe there are a lot of transmitters and the
territory is relatively small. So a meteorite crossing our sky can
passes above them and can generate different echoes. I have recorded
such twin echoes with the same pattern (same signature), spaced by
about 200 Hz and with about 1/2 second delay.

Any information on that ?

Best regards

John
ON4EU
merlin.radio.obs@wanadoodot be


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