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Here is the solar, also observed by John and Bill. Richard

Hi John, I got the same thing, beginning very weakly at about 17:30, and then brightest around 17:50 UTC.? I have attached the brightest part of the non-Io-A "storm". Richard

Good evening again:? ? ?I am not at all sure about this one. Calling this non IoA. Any opinions? John

Good evening:? ? ?Solar SID from today. John

Good evening...so late afternoon activity. There first 3 spectrograms may all be part of about a 7 minutes of activity. The next at about 1920:30 UTC was weak and may have been followed by 2 or 3 more

Forgot to say the SID plot is of NPM in Hawaii received here in Comoc BC John P

Here are my recordings of the X1.2 flare initiated events from the 13th, both Jove and SID Rx. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

Larry, Very clear and well said. Thank you so much for the refresher!! Carl [email protected]> wrote:

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

Carl, All, The bandwidth limitation is primarily your antenna. Receivers, of course, also have a bandwidth limitation. Broad bandwidth isn’t always a good thing. Great for broad solar events, but

Observations from Grafton, WV. So a storm came through and knocked my electricity out for several hours. I am just now getting back online and looking at yesterdays events. Looks like I might have

We could go for an even broader bandwidth, but then we would lose frequency resolution which would not be good for the Jupiter-Io observations. Richard

Hi Carl, We are using RX-888 Mk II SDRs.? Our antenna is a TFD square array.? The terminated folded dipoles also help with a broader bandwidth. Richard

Hi, Some weak solar and RF fade out. Also see comparison from Learmonth observatory around the same timeframe. Regards, Luke. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Norton antivirus software.

Just WOW! Richard, what receiver are you using for such wide bandwidth? Great captures! Carl Wasilla, AK [email protected]> wrote:

I will add mine here also..... Carl Wasilla, AK [email protected]> wrote:

Dave, Thank you for your input. I will bump up to 10 Mhz bandwidth on my next data set. I believe I may have done that on the first try, but I may be mistaken. Kind of miss my SDRpay2RSS...... :)

Hi jim, Yes thanks - it?s solved now - Btw, On a trip to Big Island and Oahu, Honolulu. We so people giving the hand sign and use ?Aloha as "see" you - I found it was a nice way, to think about the

Hi jim, Thanks for comming in - I have been around the menus in RSS and - yes found the bottum for RTLW-configuration! So thank you jim! -- Aloha - john s,

Solar accompanied with a strong radio blackout from the far side. Huub Breda, The Netherlands Grid locator: JO21jn