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Re: (meteorobs) Recording sound from fireballs
Tony:
Thanks very much for the pdf file. My idea was to keep things simple so
amateur could add sound recording of the shockwave to home built all-sky
cameras. This would give an indication of distance, though a rough one, to
the source creating the shock front. A single station video of the fireball
would then have some idea of distance. I think a simple microphone should
work fine provided it can be protected from the weather. It's worth
experimenting with.
Cheers:
Ed
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