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09 Dec 2024 Suspected non-Io-C
After an Io-B event, an event occurred in zone "C" which I am cautiously calling non-Io-C. Caution is advisable because nothing can be seen in the Nancay spectrograms, but there is hope because both Faraday banding and weak modulation lanes are visible in parts of the spectrogram.
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Sabine
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Re: Weak Io-C 2024-12-09
Nice Carl.? Some "N events" (Narrow band) in there.? Thanks for saving with the camera button and attaching the photos.? That made it super easy to just click on one of your image files to compare with the same region on mine, though it was really far too low here and off the end of my dipole. Jim On Mon, Dec 9, 2024 at 8:17?AM Carl Pajak Phone via <pajakonice=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: 08 Dec 2024 non-Io-A / non-Io-A''
I think I saw some of this on my Indiana dipole. The darker image?used the Normalize function in RSS.? Even in the non-normalized version, you can see the Faraday lanes. Jim S On Sun, Dec 8, 2024 at 10:24?PM Dave Typinski via <davetyp=[email protected]> wrote:
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Dec. 5, 2024 Io-B, Gainesville, Florida
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Adding to the excellent John Cox recording of the N event.
Here is what I saw of the Io-B N event from Gainesville, Fl
Jupiter was a bit beyond the 3-dB point of my antenna to the East.
I also had a lot of background noise.
Francisco
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salvador aguirre
Sabine Cremer
john sommer
Carl Pajak Phone
Dave Typinski
