Yes, I read somewhere that CODAR was coming back in case of GPS failure? Simon Brown G4ELI http://v2.sdr-radio.com

Really? That's a reason? Dennis Smith M1DLG

I have seen this in Belgium to, but not so low in frequency. 73' Ron - on2ron

Nope, Nothing here but I’ve probably turned off bounce messages. As the size of a group increases the administration grows accordingly, so I turn off whatever I can. There are a couple of people

Ignacio, I had the same problem here when my email provider (Sunrise) was using Gmail; i never received my own messages to the groups; since Sunrise use it's own email

It is far, far more likely something like the administrator of this group has received several notices that emails sent to Ignacio have bounced. Why? There is never a clue. The problem could be with

I believe that this is deliberate on the part of gmail. Just one other reason not to use it. --doug

Unfortunately, it's probably some other kind of xxDAR that we don't know about and some goof at the applicable licensing authority told them the middle of the 160m ham band would be a good place

Doing some research on this, http://www.codar.com/SeaSonde_gen_specs.shtml, it seems that Codar only goes as low as 4Mhz. If it isn't Codar, what is it? Mike va3mw

This is something chirping the ionosphere or a RADAR at a rate of 4 Hz. The waveform is upchirped at about 80 KHz/s . It seems to be GPS locked since it has not drifted in hours and the waveform in

I could here very loudly in ve3 land as well Mike va3mw

This is OT, but just began to happen: I have changed my email address for receiving this group and almost everything works but I don't get my own messages (before I did) but the group receives

EB4APL eb4apl@... [sdr-radio-com] wrote: Yes it looks like

Probably is a radar for measuring sea waves, I see a lot here. There are many and changes the frequency range and sweep rate. They don't have any reserved band and use segments reserved for

kliegle@... [sdr-radio-com] wrote: I have the same here in NC. I first noticed it several days ago. W4DEX

What the heck is this? 37Khz wide, fast sweeping noise. Thought it was local, but on another remote SDR-iq 7 miles away as well. KA1GJU - Kriss in New Hampshire, USA

Thank you! Looking forward to it. Stefan, VE4NSA

Oh sounds good, just building a new machine myself that ought to cope with more than 1 Airspy!

Hooray!

Yerp, Youssef fixed the 64-bit problem with the source, it works superbly. Maybe a kit today, failing that tomorrow for sure. Simon Brown G4ELI http://v2.sdr-radio.com From: