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  2. Question: vertical stripes in waterfall

Re: Question: vertical stripes in waterfall

jdow
 

There could be static crashes in there. There could be actual signals from valid or EMI driven sources. These could be IMD responses within the receivers' front ends. At least one is a frequency sweep from ionosphere condition probe. (That would be the diagonal line.)


The scales are too smudgy for my old eyes. Pictures that are not shrunk down to unreadable blurs might help identify some of the spectrum lines.


He's not in a very RF quiet area, is he?


{o.o}


On 20220730 02:40:52, Simon Brown wrote:

Hi,

  1. Screenshots of SDR Console really help, I have no idea what we're looking at in your attachment
  2. These could be static crashes
From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> on behalf of markus paul via groups.io <orionbith75@...>
Sent: 30 July 2022 09:51
To: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>
Subject: [SDR-Radio] Question: vertical stripes in waterfall
 
Hello, Question to the radio operators! Have now set up 2 antennas. So 2x dipole directed on the 15 meter band at a height of 3 m to receive Jupiter (Radio Jove) at 20.1 Mhz. Receiver sdrduo. Software sdr console. At 20.1MHz. Bandwidth: 6KHz. 15-24Mhz bandwidth for Jupiter. What are those many vertical stripes in the waterfall? Thank you for the answer. Greetings Markus

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