Strange Radio Signals From Nearby Star

I think it might be my moon-bounce transmission that went off course back in 1983. I remember I had my antenna around the wrong way at the time

 

You are supposed to point it UP!!

Didn't you get the memo?

TOM K8ERV Montrose Colo

 

Would have liked to have listened to the audio signal, do they have a link for the audio clip.

 

This explains why the signals were within the satellite’s frequencies and only appeared and persisted for Ross 128; this star is close to the celestial equator where many geostationary satellites are located. This fact, though, does not yet explain the strong dispersion-like features of the signals (diagonal lines in the figure); however, It is possible that multiple reflections caused these distortions, but we will need more time to explore this and other possibilities.




Remember that this a water fall turned to the right on it's side. Question, why has not anybody considered the "Doppler Effect" to explain this so called "dispersion" ? Also the area within the red line looks as it has encountered a noise reduction as the BLUE color is bleeding through. If this is from a satellite, is this data stream known to no one? Classified perhaps even....

...sorry to be acting so focused on the topic ~

Doug
N5DMC

 

New stuff keeps us old geezers' minds' active.

 

Gotta be Elvis.....

 

Looks more an ultra wide band, frequency hopping data transmission to me. Maybe used by some old military satellite as a detection avoidance technique. No problem to detect nowadays though.

 

Were can I find the auxiliary plug for the TS 2000 the one on he rear.
Manual calls it E 07-1351-xx

 

Try Universal Radio,

http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/parts/dinconn.html

Order #0954

Or MFJ-5213 cable ass'm,

http://www.mfjenterprises.com/Product.php?productid=MFJ-5213

 

As one of the young Geeks in Jodie's control room said: "IT AIN'T LOCAL!!!"