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30 Mar 2025 Dusk and dawn
Extreme band noise in the 15 m amateur radio band (weekend contests?) lead to permanent ADC overload conditions around sunset. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
By Sabine Cremer · #13185 ·
Re: book
I know the author and worked with him when he was chairman of the EE department at University of Colorado. I think he became president of Virginia Polytech after several good years at CU. A very
By Kevin O. Shoemaker · #13184 ·
Re: book
I do not recognize the text, but I do recognize the author. Dave - W ?LEV [email protected]> wrote: -- *Dave - W?LEV*
By W0LEV · #13183 ·
book
Howdy, Forgive the sidetrack from the normal conversations here. Yesterday I went to a used book sale and picked up "Field and Wave Electromagnetics" by David K. Cheng. I am not familiar with the book
By Duane · #13182 ·
Re: 27 Mar 2025 Some teepees
So envious..... Carl [email protected]> wrote:
By Carl Pajak Phone · #13181 ·
Solar/SID and cluster of faint Type III bursts March 28, 2025
Thanks to John and Tom for the heads-up for the SID associated with the X1 flare yesterday.? I have attached the view from our observatory.? Note not only the SID, but between 15:45 and 16:00 UTC
By Richard Gray · #13180 ·
Solar/SID 03/28/2025 Easley, South Carolina
Good evening:? ? ? Solar/SID from today as well as an additional solar burst. Thanks to Tom for the heads-up. John
By AOL · #13179 ·
Re: N event information and example
Thanks Francisco. John Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS
By AOL · #13178 ·
N event information and example
For those interested in the N events, Here in these two pages are an explanation and an example of an Io-B N events taken from the 1991 publication "A Catalog of High Resolution Jovian Decametric
By Francisco Reyes · #13177 ·
27 Mar 2025 Some teepees
Ugly images due to the noise, but the teepees prevail. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
By Sabine Cremer · #13176 ·
X1.1 and still rising 1523 UT
By Thomas Ashcraft · #13175 ·
M4.7 solar flare and still rising March 28
1518 UT flare, near major - Tom
By Thomas Ashcraft · #13174 ·
Re: Solar Event, 27 March 2025, Prospect, ME
Bill and Jonh, Here is my catch of the event from Alaska... Also very weak... Carl Wasilla, AK [email protected]> wrote:
By Carl Pajak Phone · #13173 ·
How consistent is the solar wind?
Hello, I have seen a few instances now where solar events are detected at 2 observatories, but not one that is roughly in between them.? Is that due to local conditions (atmospheric conditions, RFI,
By Steve Chaters · #13172 ·
Re: Solar Event, 27 March 2025, Prospect, ME
Bill: Good job capturing the solar event today. I could see it, but RFI obscured it. Not fit to publish at my location..John Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS
By AOL · #13171 ·
Solar Event, 27 March 2025, Prospect, ME
Good evening...slow day here with only one event recorded. ...bill....
By bsneed1@... · #13170 ·
Re: Non-Io-C March 26, 2025
So, I mistakenly called this "non-Io-C", which would have been LCP.? As a matter of fact, it is non-Io-A, as it is RCP. Richard
By Richard Gray · #13169 ·
Re: 26 Mar 2025 non-Io-A
Hi Dave, Ok, I stand corrected!? My "non-Io-C" was indeed seen only in RCP, so as a matter of fact, it is non-Io-A. Richard
By Richard Gray · #13168 ·
March 26 2025 non-Io-A Heliotown
March 26 2025 non-Io-A Heliotown - Tom
By Thomas Ashcraft · #13167 ·
26 Mar 2025 Airglow and teepees
More diffuse airglow than teepees today. By the evening, the glow intensity had increased considerably for a short moment after sunset. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour
By Sabine Cremer · #13166 ·