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When I look at the region of the TP in detail, I can see that the TP envelope is formed by the tops of streaks that I believe are caused by distant lightning.? I think that is what you suggested in

Yep, that's a couple of propagation teepees. -- Dave

Some weak solar today.? And, does the second show a "TP"? Richard

Hi Has anyone else seen these solar-like events??? Salvador

Thanks, Sabine!? I am looking out for TP's, but I haven't seen any yet (I don't think). I would love to see a photo of your Moxon antenna. Best wishes,? Richard

Carl. Excellent. Thanks for confirming. Regards Salvador

Salvador, Here are mine on the same event,I think.... [email protected]> wrote:

Great Catches Richard! Carl [email protected]> wrote:

Duane, Great Grabs! Here are my catches on yours, I believe.... Carl Wasilla, AK [email protected]> wrote:

That looks great, Duane! You also captured that fine striation, so clearly visible in Richard's observations. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Outstanding, Richard!! How about some stunning TPs? Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Jim, I'll look into your question as soon as I can. My RJ station is operated remotely, and I'm waiting for a few warmer days to head out. First of all: I've already had trouble deriving a stable

Hi Joe, that's good to hear! I operate my RJ receiver remotely, like some others probably do. I initially considered using VNC or TeamViewer software for remote control and then decided to run a

Hi Solar events Today. Salvador

Adding to the pile, here's some solar Type III from the 11th. Interesting angled (negative freq drift) components in the last few Type III bursts. -- Dave

Hi Folks, Here are the solar bursts that we detected with our TFD array at the Dark Sky Observatory today.? These three bursts coincided in time with three flares, an M1, C7 and a C9 flare

Hi folks: we'll be installing a dual-dipole antenna and receiver at Lancaster in July, with the aim of autonomous operation. This will be away from our campus at an experiment site in a field. If

Observations from Grafton, WV. Some noise with a little bit of solar mixed in. ~Duane

Good evening: ? ? ?Solar from today. John

David, Thanks for sharing the Cas A papers. The 1700 UTC time is when Cas A transits here, not sure what time it transits in Germany. Andy [email protected]> wrote: