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Beating a dead horse here...
I switched sidebands as soon as I heard the buzzing start in this sample. The switch point is obvious.
http://www.dim.com/~efricha/yosemite-sam4.gif
Meanwhile, the "whistle and hola" crowd have moved on 10500. Sigh.
Looks like the variations are probably just due to propagation, static, & other noise on the frequency at the time. The signal appears to have the same basic configuration.
Well, same basic *configuration* but I disagree that the variations are *solely* due to propagation, etc. Note this snapshot closeup I took:
http://www.dim.com/~efricha/yosemite-sam3.gif
A little over a 5th of the way across, you can see one dark bar far darker than the bars on either side, yet the "Varmint..." part following has no sign of degradation. Compare to other bars where degradation is obvious (part of the bar has a signal drop along with the adjacent bar, for example).
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