[Vk5-wx-sonde] Mystery sondes

[Erich Heinzle]

Yes, as indicated yesterday, the bearing soon after launch was about 330
from lobethal, and unusually weak, and remained at fairly low elevation
relative to the usual locally launched variety.

My kerberosSDR just arrived. I now need to organise yet another flavour of
usb power cable to power it.....

Regards,

Erich
VK5HSE

On Thu, 11 Apr 2019 13:07 Peter Wegener via Vk5-wx-sonde, <
vk5-wx-sonde at vk5fo.com> wrote:

>  The beam heading from here is always west when they appear on the band
>
> 73
> Peter
>
>
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> Thu, 11 Apr 2019 12:55:53 +0930
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> [Vk5-wx-sonde] Mystery sondes
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> A few observations from near Edinburgh has me convinced these are coming
> from the Pt Wakefield proof range.
>
> Reasons:
> - signal strength way too low after launch to be from the RAAF base
> - bearing just after launch is approx 315 degrees true, with an elevation
> <20 degrees, again too low for a launch from Edinburgh.
>
> 73
> Mark
>
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