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 2008-07-22, 10:17 |
BillyJenkins 
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 VLF Signal ID
Hey guys.
I recently setup a VLF receiver to listen for sferics and the like. However there are three signals that I can't ID. One is a constant 10khz which sometimes pulses, another is 9khz and pulses very slowly, and the last is 12khz.
Can be seen here: http://rent-2-pwn.com:83 (live feed)
I'm located in Tennessee if that makes any difference.
PS: If you can ID what's between ~16khz and ~12khz that'd be great too.
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2008-07-23, 17:40 |
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Re: VLF Signal ID
I wish I could help you out more, all I know is that vlf is commonly used for buoys and stuff :(
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VLF Signal ID
