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Re: (meteorobs) Radio Meteors strong on other frequencies!
Hi Mark
Tom Dorman here out side of El Paso Texas have just
turn on the system but have heard 2 echos in alittle
under two minutes.System needs to warm up and
stablize.Work on 89.5 Mhz Fm.Just had another
grouping 3 to 4 echos at 10:17 mst. in fact as I am
typing this message.
Thomas Dorman
Far West Texas Sky Watcher
--- Mike Boschat <aa063@chebucto.nsdot ca> wrote:
> Hi Again:
>
> I've heard 4 long and STRONG duration > 6-8 second
> meteor signals and
> even though I monitor 83.24 MHz I dropped to 55.25
> MHz trail was just heard
> faintly and at 63.24 MHz it was medium in intensity,
> not moving my meter
> much as at 83.24 MHz my meter is 5/5. Another one is
> occuring.
> I'm using a dipole antenna.
>
> Could these be early Daylight Arietids?
>
> --
> Clear skies
> ---------------
> Michael Boschat
> Halifax Center - Royal Astronomical Society of
> Canada
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