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2008 Meteor Scatter Correspondence.doc

 

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This website is dedicated to pioneering research,

observations, discovery, communication,

and organized scientific knowledge in the new field of

High Frequency (HF) Meteor Scatter Radio Astronomy 

And Meteor-Enhanced HF Radio Propagation

 

  2008 Meteor Scatter Correspondence

 

Please contribute your thoughts, ideas, observations, suggestions, photographs, and constructive criticism to this forum

by sending an E-mail message to:

 

Radio WA3YGQ

Bob Culbertson  wa3ygq@amsat.org

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Bob Culbertson WA3YGQ

 

or to:

 

Radio KK2W

ex:  N2VPI

SJWamback@aol.com

Steve Wamback  KK2W@arrl.net

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Radio: A Tool For Observing Our Universe

 

 

 

Please share your ideas, stories, and hypotheses on:

High Frequency Meteor Scatter Radio Astronomy

And Meteor-Enhanced HF Radio Propagation

 

WA3YGQ Bob Culbertson and I are conducting research on Meteor Scatter Propagation in the HF (High Frequency) Bands. Please share your experiences and opinions with us as we learn about and grow with this exciting new branch of both the science of Radio AND the science of Astronomy.

 

Strange occurences such as 10 Meter DX in the middle of the night or super charged signals popping in through ordinary propagation patterns, especially very loud but short duration signals, MAY be due to meteor scatter.

 

Meteor scatter from a nearly constant barrage of meteors and overlapping meteor showers may have more to do with exceptional propagation than we have thought and MAY even be the TRUTH behind the mystery of Sporadic E Propagation!

 

Please E-mail either Bob WA3YGQ or me with YOUR stories, ideas, and opinions on HF Meteor Scatter.    Thanks! Steve KK2W

 

Please Click the Links Below To Access Our Annual E-Mail Correspondence Files:

 

  2008 Meteor Scatter Correspondence

 

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2008 Meteor Scatter Correspondence.doc

 

(A Microsoft Word File to Read, Copy, or Download as you wish)

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