[MRCA] Fw: CODAR IX Should be gone now thanks to everyone's assistance.
Peter Gottlieb
nerd at verizon.net
Tue Jul 19 15:59:15 EDT 2011
Another case of the FCC asleep at its watch. CODAR should never have
been allowed.
On 7/17/2011 5:33 PM, Dennis wrote:
> > From Brian KW6J, the below.
> The dreaded 60mtrsweeper is gone as of July15.
>
> Dennis Starks
> Military-Radio-Guy
> KB0SFP
> Monitor(all USB):
> 3996, 5403.5, 7296, 14342.5, 18157.5
>
>> Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 9:25 PM
>> Subject: CODAR IX Should be gone now thanks to everyone's assistance.
>>
>>
>>> Friday July 15, 2011
>>>
>>> Howdy all,
>>> As of today Rutgers University CODAR team has moved all eight of their
>> sites from 5.375 MHz which was causing us the 60 Meter interference, to 4.900
>> MHz thus solving the problem.
>>> A hearty thanks to Josh Kohut, Ethan Handel and the rest of the Rutgers
>> CODAR team for their support and cooperation in testing and taking action to
>> solve our 60 Meter interference problem.
>>> Thank you Gentlemen !
>>>
>>> An equally hearty thanks goes to everyone who participated in the
>> monitoring, data gathering and reporting that led to the success of this
>> effort.
>>> At the beginning of this effort I received reports from Costa Rica, Hawaii,
>> Alaska, Wake Island and other distant locations. I'm not sure if the problem
>> has been solved at these locations since I didn't receive monitoring
>> information during our test periods but if you are still plagued by CODAR on 60
>> Meters you might try contacting the Ocean Sciences department of your local
>> University and discuss the problem
>>> with them.
>>>
>>> If the CODAR is no longer causing interference at the distant locations
>> then that is evidence of the phenomena propagation characteristics on 60 Meters
>> which we noted during our test periods.
>>>
>>> 73& the best of 60 Meter DX to all of you.
>>>
>>>
>>> Dan Welch - W6DFW
>>> Official Observer Coordinator
>>> ARRL Orange Section
>>> Email: arrl.ooc at apex-scientific.com
>>> ============================================
>>>
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