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Good evening again: ? ? ? IoB from today. Some late afternoon RFI. John

Good evening: ? ? ?Solar from today. John

One more

Io-B put on a spectacular display today.? Here are some of the best bits before 0h UTC.? I will post some more after 0h UTC tomorrow. Richard

Some interesting solar today. Richard

Hi Solar events and More. Salvador

Observations from Grafton, WV. Did not catch any of the Jupiter today, can't wait to see what others get. Did get some decent solar today. ~Duane

Strong Io-B coming through right now! Richard

Check out Io-B which is starting right now! Richard

Congratulations. John Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

There may be 2 or 3 more but too weak to say definitely...others may be able to capture them.....bill....

Greetings Got my antenna repaired this morning (ice and wind damage) in time to capture this event. Hopefully more to come....bill

It is interesting to see that you got some signal, although considerably weaker, ?in the RCP channel. ?I checked a few times last night to see what I was getting in the RCP channel, but I didn’t

Hi Thomas, Nice! ?I will pull up my spectrograms at those times. ?It will be interesting to see if a few thousand miles makes a difference in what is received. i am in western North Carolina.

March 07 2025 Possible Io-C coinciding with Richard's spectrograms. Tom PS : Where are you located Richard?

Heads Up! down the center pass Io-B March 08. ~2300 UT You will need to check your own RJPRO for your specific timing and location.

I love it when everyone gets in the action! John Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

Carl, Sweeeet !!

Good Day All, To add to the soup bowl of posts, here are mine. Got some good ones, at the tail end of posting. On the far West side, I picked up where the rest left off. Carl Wasilla AK, USA

Hi Richard, That narrow band stuff is common in Io-C. It's called an "N event." N for narrow band. N events can be smooth and continuous, or they can be made of trains of narrow band S bursts (what