Hi Everybody; It permits monitoring of band openings even during times when the operator is not at her/his radio. The analysis of the noise/time graph will help you to understand the propagation and the interference at your location. Local noise sources that cause the noise level to go up and will be visible in the graph. By providing the exact time when the noise occurs, it allows the operator to investigate and find noise creating devices such as TVs, dimmers, motors, bad transformers.... The RF noise is also affected by the radio waves and CMEs generated by the sun. During testing we measured a C2 solar flare in real time that was later confirmed on NOAA's website (see picture). There is also a solar eclipse coming up in Aug. 2017 in North America. This eclipse will block the UV radiation that affects the ionosphere. The RF- Seismograph will be able to measure the effect on the noise level during such an event and record it (future release). Monitoring traffic on 40m For more information please view the manual: (Software is free for Amateur radio operation) http://www3.telus.net/public/bc237/MDSR/Java_SA_V1-3_Software_Manual.pdf Go to the MDSR Yahoo user group here: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/mdsradio/info Information on how to connect a receiver or transmitter to the soundcard can also be found at our website hosted by Guy Roels (ON6MU): http://users.skynet.be/myspace/mdsr All the best and 73; The MDSR Team
No it is correct because the time recorded by NOAH is UTC and since I am on the West coast of America my time zone is DST - 7h. All the best; Alex VE7DXW
