Re: Solar and RF fadeout North Tasmania, Australia
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Luke, Yes that's a good practice. Good that you have that resource close by. Stations farther away may have a different view. I run a Live 24/7/365 youtube feed from an RSP1B on a four section TFD array by Dave Typinski. Its at: Its located about 40 miles north of Atlanta Georgia USA. I have a YouTube channel that may be of interest also. youtube K4LED: Thanks Luke?for?sharing your observations on Radio JOVE.?
Larry K4LED
On Fri, May 16, 2025 at 6:33?PM Luke Murphy via <lukepmurphy= [email protected]> wrote: Thank you, Larry ? I will often compare my observations with data from Learmonth (relatively nearby) to at least corroborate them. In this case the comparison is quite interesting. I was hoping to compare to 18GHz range from Owens Valley as well, unfortunately no data is available for that period. ? Kind Regards, ? Luke. ? ? ? ? Very interesting observation Luke. Your microscopic 8 Mhz spectrograph shows a lot of detail missing in the extremely wide bandwidth Learmouth spectrograph. The solar event at a very high frequency (-100Mhz) is centered on the HF fade out shown in your spectrgtoph and at the bottom of the Learmouth spectrograph. Your observation is an excellent example of comparing a narrowbandwidth to an extremely wide bandwidth.? Thank you for your observation. ? On Wed, May 14, 2025 at 8:30?AM Luke Murphy via <lukepmurphy=[email protected]> wrote: Hi, ?????? Some weak solar and RF fade out. Also see comparison from Learmonth observatory around the same timeframe. ? ? ?  ?? 
? ? Regards, ? ??????????????????Luke.
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Larry Dodd