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Re: [IRCA] 1710 carriers in Alberta (Nick receives it still at 1920utc)
At 22:32 5/24/2009, you wrote:
>Hi Nick,
>This might be an important bit of information, your hearing the carrier so late, 1920utc. Maybe you can continue to check for it throughout the daytime, if you have the time, and see if it stays all day or eventually goes away.
Unfortunately, I've been doing other things today, Steve, but it's still good and steady at 0048UT; sunset isn't for another 3 hours yet.
>I was off to church this morning and couldn't stay around to do that experiment for myself, here. I'm aurally listening for the carrier, which was easily heard around 1600 utc, but is not heard when I got home, around 2100 utc. But noise seems to get higher during the day too, so I'm not sure if I'm really losing the signal due to it fading away or because of the higher daytime noise level.
>But the noise level should be relatively the same for you too, and if you're continuing to hear the signal past when I lose it, maybe it's therefore closer to you.
I'd bet that it is closer to here, Steve, as the antennas here are nothing like yours, and yet it's still there. I'll maybe do a narrow band SDR recording of it tomorrow (work day of course)
Nick
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Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada
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