HankG wrote:
This is the first I'm hearing of this. Flipped on the radio & MultiPSK.
Coming in quite clear at 14:20 UTC in South Jersey.



I'm hearing it too this morning:

http://img2.freeimagehosting.net/ima...de91c6b796.jpg

I wonder what their broadcast power is.

Steve

While I was monitoring, there was no readily visible vertical bars to center
the image. There was a vertical line with occasional text imbedded in it.
Used that, but each time they started a new image, the picture shifted.

HankG


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HankG wrote:
This is the first I'm hearing of this. Flipped on the radio & MultiPSK.
Coming in quite clear at 14:20 UTC in South Jersey.



I'm hearing it too this morning:

http://img2.freeimagehosting.net/ima...de91c6b796.jpg

I wonder what their broadcast power is.

Steve

On Mar 23, 10:59 am, "HankG" wrote:
While I was monitoring, there was no readily visible vertical bars to center
the image. There was a vertical line with occasional text imbedded in it.
Used that, but each time they started a new image, the picture shifted.

HankG

This same thing happens to me from time to time. What software are you
using?

Steve

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Steve wrote:
On Mar 23, 10:59 am, "HankG" wrote:
While I was monitoring, there was no readily visible vertical bars to center
the image. There was a vertical line with occasional text imbedded in it.
Used that, but each time they started a new image, the picture shifted.

HankG

This same thing happens to me from time to time. What software are you
using?

If you tune in on the opposite mode (USB vs LSB) the signal would be
inverted so that any black sync bar would be whiter than white (or vice
versa) and may not get recognized by the software.

Mark Zenier
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