25-01-2022, 06:09 AM
Futher explanatory email :
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Hello from ZS1 34°s
There is a daytime meteor shower on 1st February. Last year, 2021, it peaked over ZS, and I recorded Es* on 6m at noon local time. This year the shower peaks over South America (the peak moves 6 hours or 90° west every year). Unfortunately, there is only one direction for me to listen on, but in VK thera are more 6m beacons. The best distance is at 1500km, and the time is about 2hours before local noon on the 1st February. Perhaps you might listen out or check back in old log book for this date? It is only observations from southern hemisphere that interest me.
If you might be interested in meteor showers, there is a .apk at qsl.net/zs1agx.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work on all Android.
Sometimes, at meteor rise and set times, a very low angle meteor radiant provides a good reflector at 6m perhaps lasting 5 minutes, but there is QSB.
73, zs1agx
(*Es is constant strong signal, maybe s9, lasting at least 10 minutes. No bursts).
---------zczc
You know, in Canada where there is ice and cold and in Australia where there is the outback and heat, I believe people HELP one another. For example, in
Canada if your car breaks down in the snow, you have had it unless someone helps. Although times have changed, people have changed, that outback is still there.
All the best OM, thanks
I have spent 30 years on this daytime meteor, and hope a youngster takes up The interest.
The reason I need VK, is because the northern hemisphere people know everything already...
"
Email direct to Robin at r.o.b.i.n.a.g.x.@hotmail.com ( but remove any . separator characters) if you can assist, have info, or want to follow up with outcomes.
"
Hello from ZS1 34°s
There is a daytime meteor shower on 1st February. Last year, 2021, it peaked over ZS, and I recorded Es* on 6m at noon local time. This year the shower peaks over South America (the peak moves 6 hours or 90° west every year). Unfortunately, there is only one direction for me to listen on, but in VK thera are more 6m beacons. The best distance is at 1500km, and the time is about 2hours before local noon on the 1st February. Perhaps you might listen out or check back in old log book for this date? It is only observations from southern hemisphere that interest me.
If you might be interested in meteor showers, there is a .apk at qsl.net/zs1agx.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work on all Android.
Sometimes, at meteor rise and set times, a very low angle meteor radiant provides a good reflector at 6m perhaps lasting 5 minutes, but there is QSB.
73, zs1agx
(*Es is constant strong signal, maybe s9, lasting at least 10 minutes. No bursts).
---------zczc
You know, in Canada where there is ice and cold and in Australia where there is the outback and heat, I believe people HELP one another. For example, in
Canada if your car breaks down in the snow, you have had it unless someone helps. Although times have changed, people have changed, that outback is still there.
All the best OM, thanks
I have spent 30 years on this daytime meteor, and hope a youngster takes up The interest.
The reason I need VK, is because the northern hemisphere people know everything already...
"
Email direct to Robin at r.o.b.i.n.a.g.x.@hotmail.com ( but remove any . separator characters) if you can assist, have info, or want to follow up with outcomes.
Doug VK4ADC @ QG62LG51
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If you have a comment or question, post it as it may trigger or answer the query in someone else's mind.