DX Conditions As They Happen OVER 1,600 FM STATIONS LOGGED! - Monday, February 08, 2010 - Last Update 08:08 AM EAT EDT = UTC - 5 hours
LIVE TV DX CAM (Analog Channel 2 TV)
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Analog TV: Dell W1700 TV, Panasonic DMR-E60 DVD Recorder, Delhi / Jerrold VIP 307SR VHF antenna, CM 4228 UHF antenna. Digital TV: Insignia DTV STB, Hauppauge Win TV-D.
Current Antenna Azimuth 310°
LIVE AUDIO STREAMS!
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CLICK for CH 2 DTV PILOT DETECT
Currently Listening to: R7000 Receiver Ch 2 Audio
Currently Listening to: R8500 Receiver Ch 2 DTV Pilot
NEW CHANNEL 2 DTV PILOT DETECTION AUDIO
Click on the image above to hear the new audio stream that monitors the pilot frequency of a Channel 2 DTV signal. This is a very narrow signal that can easily be detected on a communications receiver in Single Sideband (SSB) mode. This stream uses an Icom R8500 receiver in SSB mode set to 54.3090 MHz. This produces an tone in the range of 900 to 1000 Hz when a Channel 2 DTV pilot signal is detected. The results have been amazing thus far. An almost steady stream of faint (often stronger) meteor scatter "pings" can be heard at any given time of the day or night. During an actual Es opening, the tone is constant and very strong. The best meteor activity is most often heard during the early morning hours.
NEW CHANNEL 2 DTV PILOT SPECTRUM PLOTS
These plots are created using Spectrum Lab V2.73. The plot is a visual representation of the channel 2 DTV pilot detection audio, described above. These plots are updated automatically every five minutes. Click HERE to view the latest plot.
Basic Equipment TV Audio: Icom R7000, Delhi/Jerrold VIP 307SR Antenna, CM 4228 UHF antenna FM Audio: Denon TU 1500RD Tuner, 2 APS-13 Antennas, Andy Bolin Phase Box CH 2 DTV Pilot Audio: IcomR8500 SSB, Delhi/Jerrold VIP 307SR Antenna
Note: these streams are provided for experimental and scientific purposes as an aid to the FM and TV DXing community! They are not intended for public performance or entertainment purposes. This website receives no income for its audio streaming.
Auroral and Sporadic E Monitor (Provided by DXrobot - Gouda - The Netherlands)
REGIONAL DX CONDITIONS and NEWS Monday, February 08, 2010