Wondering if it might be a commerical station on the 2 - 3 MHz area and with a
spur?
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> On Nov 2, 2013, at 10:53 AM, Rick Stealey <rstealey@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> 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.
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>> Don (wd8dsb)
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> If you guys will remember from a year ago, Don is the man who pinpoints these
> sources, if given a few more, reliable, data points. What is needed are
> reports from directional loops. 2-3 feet in diameter are fine for getting a
> sharp null, of a few degrees. This is much, much better data than from
> Beverages, etc.
> I built a loop with $5 worth of pvc pipe, and a bcb variable capacitor, and
> it took about an hour to glue together.
> I'm only hearing it S3 here in NJ at 10 am with a dipole, so doubt that my
> loop is going to hear it in daytime.
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> Don - if it's in the direction you indicated (128 degrees) that puts in at
> the southern tip of WV or center of NC. Doubtful that any weak source is
> going to be audible to me this time of day from there. I'll do my best to
> get a bearing on it tonight if it gets louder.
>
> Rick K2xt
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