Author Topic: RW write-ups on FM DX'ing Meteor Scatter. (Read 702 times)

ThaDood · « **on:** December 10, 2024, 1810 UTC »

https://www.radioworld.com/global/the-geminids-on-fm-a-celestial-symphony-you-can-hear Huh... The longest FM burst that I've heard was about 2sec. Not exactly good to station ID'ing. However, there were, and still are, FM DX Freaks, out there, that leave-on for like +24hrs a slow recorder to try and catch a Meteor Burst with an ID. In the 70's and 80's, slow Open-Reel decks did that, then those C Crane slowed-down cassette recorders in the 90's. Today, a low bitrate MP3 recorder. So, if you can't see meteors, due to cloud cover, you could still listen for them.

osiris · « **Reply #1 on:** December 11, 2024, 1410 UTC »

I've tried this a couple times without any luck but I didn't have a lot of time to listen each time. I'll have to try again.

ChrisSmolinski · « **Reply #2 on:** December 12, 2024, 1340 UTC »

I've tried this in the past, but my problem here is that I have very few open channels on the FM band.

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Author Topic: RW write-ups on FM DX'ing Meteor Scatter. (Read 702 times)

ThaDood

RW write-ups on FM DX'ing Meteor Scatter.

osiris

Re: RW write-ups on FM DX'ing Meteor Scatter.

ChrisSmolinski

Re: RW write-ups on FM DX'ing Meteor Scatter.