Conditions seemed very auroral here last night. I used my Perseus
receiver and Spectrum Laboratory software to plot transatlantic carriers
overnight on 1400 kHz and there was plenty of evidence of Doppler shifon
thein carriers:
http://paulc.fileave.com/1400.jpg
The carrier on 1400.009 is CBG St John's Newfoundland and is the most
common station received here. Whereas I normally get a thin straight
line there was all sorts of distortion on it and on many other carriers
too. It all seemed to switch off as if by magic at local sunrise here -
0745.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 15/02/2011 17:05, Mark Durenberger wrote:
Forwarded...
Regards,
Mark Durenberger
From: Baumgartner
http://www.solarcycle24.com/
I know there are a thousand sites for this data, but I really like this one
(It's fast and to the point). and today we're finishing up an X-class flare. so
the graphs you can click on and the pictures are more interesting than they
have been for some time. The GOES X-ray plot is pretty cool. couple orders of
magnitude, and the K-index. of course. wish I was near a radio.
I just remember than 1958 was a slow starter sunspot wise, but turned out to be
a very very good cycle.
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