Dale,
I haven't tried to listen to it during the day, they were scheduled to
increase the power last night sometime. It's close to - but not actually a
ham band. Its available only to the men in black. ;-) Project JOVE

"Dale Parfitt" wrote in message
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"Ken" wrote in message
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Listen! Use wideband fm. It's pulsing - sounds like radar? It's a
government reserved freq ONLY. Very interesting ;-)

Are you hearing it during the daytime? If so, how does the signal
penetrate the F layer? If from space(?), you should hear it only after
the
band closes down.
in the evening. And all this time I thought 14.2 was part of the 20M
amateur
band.
Dale W4OP

From: "Ken"
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Date: Sat, 08 May 2004 08:07:11 GMT
Subject: 14.200 FM from outer space

Dale,
I haven't tried to listen to it during the day, they were scheduled to
increase the power last night sometime. It's close to - but not actually a
ham band. Its available only to the men in black. ;-) Project JOVE

Ken - the info I have says the 20 meter ham band is 14.150 - 14.350 voice
and down to 14.0 CW for extra class, thought this may be outdated. Of
course, that's not in FM mode.

Greg wrote:

From: "Ken"
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Date: Sat, 08 May 2004 08:07:11 GMT
Subject: 14.200 FM from outer space

Dale,
I haven't tried to listen to it during the day, they were scheduled to
increase the power last night sometime. It's close to - but not actually a
ham band. Its available only to the men in black. ;-) Project JOVE

Ken - the info I have says the 20 meter ham band is 14.150 - 14.350 voice
and down to 14.0 CW for extra class, thought this may be outdated. Of
course, that's not in FM mode.

14.200 is in the 20 meter ham band.