Re: 18 Mar 2025 Teepees
Beautiful TPs, Sabine! Richard
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Richard Gray
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#13089
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Re: Solar 11 March 2025 (Dark Sky Observatory)
Thanks for the link, Dave! These swivels look pretty sturdy. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
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Sabine Cremer
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#13088
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Re: Solar 11 March 2025 (Dark Sky Observatory)
Thank you for the diagrams, Huub! The free-space modeling result is quite reminiscent of the HB9CV antenna, with its pronounced null point on the back of the radiation pattern. This becomes
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Sabine Cremer
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#13087
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18 Mar 2025 Teepees
The rising slope of a morning teepee and beautiful patterns of nested teepees in the evening. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
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Sabine Cremer
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#13086
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Re: Solar 11 March 2025 (Dark Sky Observatory)
Hi Sabine, Given the pattern that Huub mentioned (thanks Huub!), the work involved in tilting the Moxon may not be worth it. On the other hand, one or three of these -- or something similar -- might
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Dave Typinski
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#13085
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Introducing Radio JOVE 2.1 - a radio spectrograph system using the SDRplay RSP1B model receiver
Dear Radio JOVE Enthusiast, The Radio JOVE Project announces Radio JOVE 2.1, a radio spectrograph system using the SDRplay RSP1B model receiver because the model RSP1A receiver is no longer available.
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Chuck Higgins
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#13084
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Re: Solar 11 March 2025 (Dark Sky Observatory)
On the other hand, looking at the radiation pattern of the Moxon it already has a reasonable vertical radiation pattern. As found on: http://fucimin.altervista.org/en/moxonpmr446.html Huub
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Huub Hameleers SWL/JO21JN
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#13083
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Re: Solar 11 March 2025 (Dark Sky Observatory)
That would be a good idea. I just don't know how to adjust the mast mount so I can tilt the antenna. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
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Sabine Cremer
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#13082
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Re: Solar 11 March 2025 (Dark Sky Observatory)
The antenna looks so professional because it is. It's a UK-made antenna from InnovAntennas. When I had it set up, I said to my neighbor Ruth with a lump in my throat: "That thing looks pretty ugly,
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Sabine Cremer
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Re: Io-B March 16, 2025
The DSO is truly in a dream location! Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
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Sabine Cremer
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#13080
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Re: 14 Mar 2025 Airglow and TPs
Hi Mark, TPs are teepees, named as such because in a spectrogram they resemble a Native American teepee. They're the result of the changing ionization state of the F layer(s) affecting the propagation
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Dave Typinski
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#13079
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Some non-Io-A from earlier tonight (March 16, 2025)
Behind the lightning, there is some faint non-Io-A from earlier tonight.? See attached. Richard
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Richard Gray
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Io-B March 16, 2025
Despite the lightning storms, some nice Io-B from last night.? See the attached images. Richard
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Richard Gray
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Re: Windows 11 update - Missing COM ports
Whit, Thanks for sharing that paper. However, in the latest Windows 11 update the Device Manager selection of Ports (COM & Lpt) was totally missing. The update designated Ports (COM & Lpt) as hidden
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Larry Dodd
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#13076
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Re: 14 Mar 2025 Airglow and TPs
I'm new here--what are TPs? 73 Mark W5PW
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Frederick Lehr
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#13075
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Re: Windows 11 update - Missing COM ports
Hi Larry - I wrote this "USB Port Management Guide" about 10 years ago but I think at least some of it is still applicable: https://www.reeve.com/Documents/Articles%20Papers/Reeve_USBPortMgmtGuide.pdf
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WReeve
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#13074
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Re: In a few hours: Possible Io-B Mar 16 2025 00 UT - 01 UT
0040 UTC. Good S-burst storm in progress. - Tom
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Thomas Ashcraft
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#13073
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Re: Windows 11 update - Missing COM ports
Dave, Thanks Dave. The interesting thing was the fix advice from Microsoft didn't work. Digging around in the menus uncovered it. There are other issues also. One for example is the Windows search box
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Larry Dodd
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Re: Windows 11 update - Missing COM ports
Excellent work tracking that down, Larry. Thank you for the HOW TO! -- Dave
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Dave Typinski
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#13071
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In a few hours: Possible Io-B Mar 16 2025 00 UT - 01 UT
In a few hours: Possible Io-B Mar 16 2025 00 UT - 01 UT Best chances are for western observers. Check your RJPro for your location and time. Good luck if you try. - Tom
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Thomas Ashcraft
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#13070
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