[NLRS] FM carrier with roger beep on 144.200 at 85 degrees azimuth
KB0DCO Thomas
kb0dco at gmail.com
Sun Oct 15 22:05:28 EDT 2023
Hello Mary WØAAT and fellow Amateurs,
I normally don’t get on here all that often, but been on the NLRS email
reflector for some years now. I’ve been into Fox hunting for many years. I
thought I might be able to try to help here if I can.
If other hams are hearing stuff send me an email directly to me at
KB0DCO at gmail.com or REPLY here at NLRS. The more data I can get from other
hams, I will try to compile the data on this map using CalTopo. It is a
live link till I delete the map. (https://caltopo.com/m/4Q5U7 screenshot
below.) To try track down man made noises. Either being made by industrial
machines or a person who is interfering with ham radio communications.
On this map, I’ve made a custom colors elevations on the map. It’s
something I’m using to study the terrain a bit better. Anyone can turn
items on and off in the columns on either side of the map. At this time, I
believe I’m the only one that can add/edit this map. (Let me know if you
are able to.)
So after seeing your message, I thought this was interesting to me because
I’ve also heard something stop my radio scanning on 144.200 from my
location from time to time. But not enough to have a significant signal
reading here in Stewart using a 5/8 wave mag mount antenna inside my
apartment.
For those looking to help and make reports… By having a beam antenna and
reporting the degrees from your location, plus a signal strength level. If
you are a mobile station driving down the road with a vertical antenna…
Just give your cross streets with a signal report. Then at a later time,
someone can go investigate from those locations that you were in.
A Report Example:
Station Reporting: (KBØDCO Thomas)
What was Heard: (FM Carrier)
Receiving Frequency: (144.200)
Signal Strength: S9 +10 Db
Cross Streets and City or County Location: (Hwy 212 & 41, Carver Co.)
In What Direction in Degrees: 260
If anyone has any questions please feel free to contact me and we can
discuss things in more detail.
KBØDCO
Thomas Gagnon
Sent from my IPAD 4th Gen. Air Touch
On Sun, Oct 15, 2023 at 1:34 PM Mary Brown <maryalanab at gmail.com> wrote:
> I am hearing an FM carrier with a roger beep on 144.200 pointed at 85
> degrees... about S5 at its strongest... this is looking over open field
> so isn't being generated in my house....
>
>
> Mary
>
> W0AAT
>
> EN24ho
>
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