[GreenKeys] 'Russian woodpecker' of old...
Majdi S. Abbas
msa at latt.net
Thu Oct 14 19:13:25 EDT 2010
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 06:50:30PM -0400, Al Klase wrote:
> The woodpecker was a Russian over-the-horizon radar system operating in
> the HF bands. Naturally they used the bands that were open. It was so
> bad that radios like the Kenwood TS-930 had separate woodpecker-tuned
> noise blankers. You'll find more that you want to know by googling
> "russian woodpecker."
Ken,
What Al said, but I can give you a little bit more. How would
you like to see some pictures?
http://www.artificialowl.net/2008/12/abandoned-giant-duga-3-system-antenna.html
http://pix.fine.kiev.ua/egor/gallery/0000b02w
http://pripyat.com/ru/internet_photo/chernobyl_2/
http://lplaces.com/en/reports/3-report/12-chornobyl-2
Each half of one of the cage dipoles is considerably bigger than
a man. For scale -- the large portion of the array is a kilometer long
and 750m high.
73,
Majdi, N0RMZ
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