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Title: DGPS Logs 2/8/2017
Post by: flexoman61 on February 08, 2017, 1634 UTC

I had several UNID decodes last night, maybe because
of all the static which seemed very bad.
Very boring decodes.  

Live audio.

2.8.2017
0555z-0630z


Count    ID   ref1 ref2 kHz   Baud City                           Country              Lat      Lon      km     Deg
3        806  012  013  289.0 100  Driver, VA                     United States        36.963   -76.562  597    223
3        870  170  171  309.0 200  Reedy Point, DE                United States        39.569   -75.572  342    243
4        777  218  219  304.0 200  Mequon, WI                     United States        43.202   -88.066  1,346  286
4        772  198  199  306.0 200  Acushnet, MA                   United States        41.749   -70.889  125    48  
4        844  094  095  324.0 200  Hudson Falls, NY               United States        43.272   -73.542  283    334
5        778  192  193  292.0 100  Kensington, SC                 United States        33.491   -79.349  1,058  220
6        792  136  137  297.0 200  Bobo, MS                       United States        34.125   -90.696  1,812  251
6        838  116  117  319.0 200  Detroit, MI                    United States        42.306   -83.103  933    283
7        808  016  017  314.0 200  Card Sound, FL                 United States        25.442   -80.452  1,898  207
11       804  008  009  286.0 200  Sandy Hook, NJ                 United States        40.475   -74.02   180    252

Title: Re: DGPS Logs 2/8/2017
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on February 08, 2017, 1648 UTC

Yes, I have become convinced that the high static levels from storms not only reduce the overall count rates, but also cause a lot of the bogus decodes we see. Summer might be... interesting.