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Showing posts with label experiment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experiment. Show all posts
Thursday, May 1, 2008
HAARP QSL Card
Well I got a QSL from the 40 meter moonbounce experiment back in January.

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Labels:
alaska,
experiment,
gakona,
haarp,
ham radio,
moonbounce,
qsl
Sunday, January 20, 2008
HAARP Moon Echo Experiment--Slight Return
On the second night of the experiment, January 20, 2008, I copied signals at 6.7925 MHz from 0130 until 0139 EST, at which time the signals abruptly stopped and I subsequently received nothing. (nothing audible and nothing on the spectrum readout, which is much more sensitive.) I monitored continuously for another 15 minutes and then spot checked until 0230 EST. I moved to 7.4075 MHz and also copied nothing there.
Labels:
amateur radio,
experiment,
haarp,
ham,
moon echo,
moonbounce,
technorati,
test
Saturday, January 19, 2008
HAARP Moon Echo Experiment
Tonight, the HAARP transmitter in Alaska was used to direct exceedingly powerful radio pulses (around 4 Gigawatts effective radiated power) at the moon at a frequency of 6.7925 MHz and I could easily receive the echoes from the two second bursts here on earth with my amateur radio rig.
Labels:
amateur radio,
experiment,
haarp,
ham,
moon echo,
moonbounce,
technorati,
test
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