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On Fri, 5 Aug 2005 14:55:33 +0200, Mark Veldhuis
wrote: I made a recording of 1602 kHz. this afternoon. You can hear the buzz/noise there, although not as strong as previous times. Maybe someone can tell more by listening to the audioclip? It is at http://mark-veldhuis.nl/1602.mp3 . Hi Mark, I listened several times and it sounds like white noise with maybe a hint of programming. However, that is the problem with noise, hearing "things." I would not call it buzz at all. There also appear to be two weak and broad resonances, but this is from the crude spectrum presented by the WinAmp display. I used to have spectrum analyzer software that would give a waterfall display that would be useful in this situation, but I no longer have it installed. That aside, it actually sounds quite normal except I would expect some broadcast activity near that frequency there in the low country. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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