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Hi All, Thanks for the head's up to all who posted those very nice images of solar on April 02.? Going over the data from our Dark Sky Observatory TFD4 array, I ran across this very nice combination

Thanks Carl! Thanks Sabine! Sabine, thank you for the tips on automation, we’ll give those options a go. I’ll try to post a picture of the setup soon. We went with the standard setup in the kit

You don't have to apologize! That's exactly the right attitude! These overload conditions occur in most ADCs when the magnitude exceeds 0 dBm. Usually, it's not even individual narrowband signals that

The ionosphere is always good for a surprise! Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Tyson, that really looks great! It appears that there is a file size limit at 2 GB. Jim describes one way to automatically record data here ("Run Timed Observation" from the "File" menue):

Good Day All, To add to the plethora of solar from the group. Mine from south central Alaska.... Carl

Well Done!!! Carl [email protected]> wrote:

Well done, Huub! Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

The ionosphere didn't really get going in the morning after a first prominent teepee arc around 06:25 UTC. In the evening, the airglow was just as quickly gone long before the sun had set. Sabine --

Hi all, Jack Ganssle and I were able to setup a dual dipole kit about an hour northeast from the Mills Cross Array historical site, far enough from Washington, D.C. and Baltimore for reduced

Hi Solar Events Today. Salvador

Good evening:? ? ?Good solar from today. John

Observations from Grafton, WV. A little noise and several solar. ~Duane

Thanks John. Larry [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Sabine, Wow, this compared to the extreme band noise you caught a couple of days ago, this is realy impressive. Huub

Fast response in the morning and in the evening! Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Thanks Larry for the heads-up. John Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

Solar - Apr 2, 2025 Official Radio JOVE LIVE Radio Astronomy HF Spectrograph - hosted by K4LED youtube.com Larry K4LED

Hi, A subtle solar event. NOAA record: 3400 ? ? ? 1025 ? //// ? ? ?1028 ?SVI ?C ? RSP ?025-180 ? III/2 Huub Breda (JO21jn)

Hi Sabine, Of course! Sorry, as a newbie, every little blip on the spectrum is a new discovery and something more to learn about. :) But obviously not what we want when we’re trying to tune into