>From here in Lakeland, FL where the sun was covered approximately 80% max, I did my solar eclipse observations on the AM broadcast band for the obvious reason that the broadcast signals were continuous. I did it the old fashioned way with direct real time observations using my 1/4 wave 160 meter transmit antenna and 4 different receivers fed in parallel.
I was able to watch 50 kw broadcast band signals rise and fall as the solar eclipse tracked from NW to SE to my north. I heard the following stations rise and fall in the following order. Each station was audible for different periods of time. 1. KMOX 1120 St. Louis, MO, 2 minutes 2. WSM 650 Nashville, TN, 5 minutes 3. WSB 750 Atlanta, GA, 6 minutes 4. WBT 1110 Charlotte, NC 7 minutes WSM 650 and WSB 750 were audible at the same time. 73, Thomas F. Giella, W4HM Lakeland, FL W4HM daily HF radio wave propagation forecast & solar, space & geomagnetic weather discussion http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/spaceweather https://www.facebook.com/thomasfranklingiellaw4hm _________________ Topband Reflector Archives - http://www.contesting.com/_topband
