Rick KB1KIL wrote:

"M. J. Powell" wrote in message
...
In message .net,
Maximus writes
If they are in New Jersey or anyplace on the east coast and only using 40
watts or less, they are getting out phenomenally well LOL. I think they
must
be using more than that. Why does it have to run 24/7 ? I always thought
radar operated at much higher frequencies.

Perhaps he was quoting 'average power', in which case the peak power
could be well over a kilowatt.

Mike
--
M.J.Powell

I live in Maine and the frequency that I get the most interferance from
is 4.8.
So I guess the interferance I'm getting is from Green Island, Maine or maybe
Yarmouth Nova Scotia. The really sickening thing about it, I can hear it
24/7, it never goes away.

You must be just the right distance from the transmitter for 24/7
reception. If you can pinpoint the exact frequency range better, you
might be able to ID which CODAR station you're hearing.


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