I know this is the TopBand reflector - but there has been a carrier on 3501.4 for the past few days - that needs some DF work. It peaks at 150 degrees from K3LR so South South East. It is S9 this eve
There appears to be a second carrier coming from the same direction on 3503.1. It is not as strong as the one on 3501.4. So whatever is going on - two steady carriers are on the low end of 80 CW. 73,
Africa maybe?? Or maritime? Charlie, K4OTV - Both carriers peak on my 150 degree Beverage as well. So either the source is far away from me and Tim or my direction finding is lousy. The carriers vary
Seems that I saw something a while back about some fishing beacons on the low end of 80m ( or maybe 160m -but I think it was 80m) Charlie, K4OTV - Both carriers peak on my 150 degree Beverage as well
FYI http://www.w8ji.com/ndb%20beacon%20fish%20buoy%20net%20beacons.htm (Looks like Tom knows a bit about those beacons - including fishing and driftnet beacons. Charlie, K4OTV - Both carriers peak on
Both carriers peak on my 150 degree Beverage as well. So either the source is far away from me and Tim or my direction finding is lousy. The carriers vary in strength in a pattern that does not seem
3.503.1 due south from SE CT. 3.501.6 due south from SE CT 73, Gary KA1J -- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com ___________
Well, that makes a lot more sense, Gary!! That would be down into the Atlantic or Carribean or SA. I don't understand how Victor could think that NC and SC are at 150 deg from him, if he's in New Eng
BTW, Gary - how are you measuring direction on 80m? 3.503.1 due south from SE CT. 3.501.6 due south from SE CT 73, Gary KA1J -- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus pr
Now I understand!! Victor, K1LT is NOT on New England - he's in OH! So, I guess 150 deg to NC or SC makes sense - although he could still be looking past us out into the ocean, which is what I expect
Actually, Gary, if we triangulate using Victor's 150 deg bearing from Carroll, Ohio and your 180 degree bearing from SE CT, we could plot an intersection and figure out just about where the source is
I'm using a HI-Z triangular array. Both of these signals are nulled significantly due north and are loudest due south not quite as loud SW & SE from here. -- This email is free from viruses and malwa
Carriers here this morning are at 3500.85 khz 3501.58 khz 3503.16 khz Using nulls from my 8-direction K9AY loop, I put the signal between 135 and 150 degrees from DN36. If that helps at all, Steve, K
A steady carrier from fish net beacons doesn't fit the pattern of the ones everyone has heard on 160. That would deplete the batteries fairly quickly. All the ones I know of send a short carrier and
It's mostly S8 on my SE 580' Beverage here in SW Missouri. Rather fast QSB down to S6. On the NE 580' Bev, mostly S3 to S6, but I just saw the signal about equal on both antennas. 73, Mike www,w0btu.
I'm mapping the data, but nothing to hang my hat on at this time. The data from Steve (KK7UV) does not intersect any of the other reports (odd). A heading from W8JI or AA1K would be very helpful. Don
Thanks for the information, Gary! I'm impressed with and envious of your directional resolution capability! 73, Charlie, K4OTV I'm using a HI-Z triangular array. Both of these signals are nulled sign