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There are numerous radars running in the HF bands.
Some of them run continuously. Frequencies heard in San Diego. 4407 4814 12180 to 12100 13370 to 13450 13500 to 13570 13920 to 13970 26340 to 26190 We can examine their echos too. I recorded the one at 26190 (a while back) for 60 seconds and ran an autocorrelation. A plot of it is posted in alt.binaries.alt. We can see that it echos over great distances, on the order of the circumferance of the Earth. (The horizontal scale is time converted to distance figuring the signal travels at the speed of light.) -- rb |
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