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Was this "other night" about a week ago following the Great Solar Mass Ejection?
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty |
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Neal loves it when you talk dirty.
On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 13:58:45 -0500, "Jeff Morris" wrote: Was this "other night" about a week ago following the Great Solar Mass Ejection? "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty |
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Who said astronomers don't have a sense of humor?
"Marc" wrote in message ... Neal loves it when you talk dirty. On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 13:58:45 -0500, "Jeff Morris" wrote: Was this "other night" about a week ago following the Great Solar Mass Ejection? "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty |
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Carl Sagan?
"Jeff Morris" wrote in message ... Who said astronomers don't have a sense of humor? "Marc" wrote in message ... Neal loves it when you talk dirty. On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 13:58:45 -0500, "Jeff Morris" wrote: Was this "other night" about a week ago following the Great Solar Mass Ejection? "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty |
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10/14/03 and again on 11/1/03
"Jeff Morris" wrote in message ... Was this "other night" about a week ago following the Great Solar Mass Ejection? "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty |
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You have to stay up on the weather if you want to be a real sailor:
http://www.sec.noaa.gov/ archives at: http://www.sec.noaa.gov/alerts/archive.html one can see that a few weeks ago it was pretty intense: http://www.sec.noaa.gov/alerts/archi...16Oct2003.html compared to the beginning of the year: http://www.sec.noaa.gov/alerts/archi...01Jan2003.html "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... 10/14/03 and again on 11/1/03 "Jeff Morris" wrote in message ... Was this "other night" about a week ago following the Great Solar Mass Ejection? "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty |
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Wasn't that about the time of the solar flares?
We saw the Northern Lights way down here. Radio and TV sound was affected as well. -- ---- Steve S/V Pony Express "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... : While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, : intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio : worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to : work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? : : Scotty : |
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But why would my holding the mike cord effect it?
SV "Pony Express" wrote in message hlink.net... Wasn't that about the time of the solar flares? We saw the Northern Lights way down here. Radio and TV sound was affected as well. -- ---- Steve S/V Pony Express "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... : While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, : intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio : worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to : work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? : : Scotty : |
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What you experienced was static buildup in and around the antenna. It probably was due to the solar flares. NOAA comes in on the AM band so it is subject more to this kind of interference. Your body when touching mike acted as a damper to remove some of the interference from around the receiver. S.Simon "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** http://www.usenet.com Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= |
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Next time it happens if it happens, try keying
the mike on an unused channel on high power. This usually gets rid of all the static build up as well. S.Simon "Simple Simon" wrote in message ... **** Post for FREE via your newsreader at post.usenet.com **** What you experienced was static buildup in and around the antenna. It probably was due to the solar flares. NOAA comes in on the AM band so it is subject more to this kind of interference. Your body when touching mike acted as a damper to remove some of the interference from around the receiver. S.Simon "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... While listening to Uncle NOAA the other night, my radio started cutting out, intermittently. Reaching for the radio, as I touched the mike cord the radio worked fine. When I let go, static. then the next morning, it seemed to work just fine. Someone suggested a bad ant. gound (?). What do you think? Scotty -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= *** Usenet.com - The #1 Usenet Newsgroup Service on The Planet! *** http://www.usenet.com Unlimited Download - 19 Seperate Servers - 90,000 groups - Uncensored -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= |
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