Bill,
One possibility is that this rogue signal's frequency is not actually at
28.002 MHz, but at some other frequency which coincides with one of the K3
receiver's spurious responses when the K3 is tuned to 28.002 MHz. An example
of one spurious response is the so-called image, which in the
If one has a battery K2, or can otherwise set up mobile then something
like this can be quickly identified as ground or sky wave. Using a
rubber duckie from 2 meters on the K2 input makes it weak enough to
determine if driving around weakens it or strengthens it. If it is
the same on signal
I hear it here (Colorado) at about -125 dbm on a vertical.
73 Craig AC0DS
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It has been there for years, but isn't really a problem until someone happens
to be on that frequency and you want to talk to them. Like this morning when
FO8RZ was working up 1 from 28.002 and with the receiver set on 28.003 I had
the pleasure of
Not here Bill.
Sounds like the ghost of Sputnik.
Ron AC7AC
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It has been there for years, but isn't really a problem until someone
happens to be on that frequency and you want to talk to them. Like this
morning when FO8RZ was
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