[Lowfer] 133.184 kHz

[BOB RIESE]

Thats it John

almost looks like something banging on the Osc. causing a mechanical 
resonance  Shades of " ON THE BEACH "   Har

I would be surprised if both of our rcvrs acted in the same way
if it is CFH I dont recall it being that strong at this QTH
but  ??    Hope whatever it is they keep their BW down

Bob  K3DJC

 


On Tue, 22 Oct 2002 11:57:47 -0400 "John Andrews" <w1tag@charter.net>
writes:
>Warning: Humorless posting follows!
>
>I had a chance to observe the strong signal on 133.184 kHz this 
>morning
>around 1130Z. The frequency is 133.18387 kHz, as close as I can read 
>it.
>With Argo's AGC off (visual gain set to Lo), and the sensitivity 
>backed way
>down, it appears to be a steady carrier. There are some faint 
>sidebands at
>intervals of 10.8 Hz on each side of the carrier. The first order 
>sidebands
>appear to be 22 dB down from the carrier. I don't think that any real
>information is being sent here. Two possibilities:
>
>1. The sidebands are being created in my receiver.
>
>2. They represent incidental phase modulation on the actual signal.
>
>Audibly, I just hear the steady carrier.
>
>I didn't have time to determine a direction. From the information on 
>hand, I
>still suspect CFH as being the source.
>
>John Andrews, W1TAG
>
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