[hpsdr] ADC overload problems.
Kjell Karlsen
la2ni at online.no
Thu Oct 18 07:19:43 PDT 2012
Hi Lars.
Thank you for the tip!
I called a friend of mine working at EISCAT and he confirmed the signals
are coming from them. But when I explained what I have observed, he meant
there must be something wrong with the transmitters. They have got some
new equipment and they are doing some tests with it so I really hope they
are not going to continue with this type of "modulation".
As far as he knew, they usually transmits CW, ON and OFF for every 2-5
seconds so this should not give any broadband spectrum. But 12
transmitters, 100 KW each combined to >1 MW will for sure drive my ADC to
overload. There is a mountain between the TX and Tromso and the distance
is 15 Km so normally the ground wave is attenuated a lot but the reflected
sky wave is very strong at times.
As I said in my first e-mail, we have not had this type of problems from
EISCAT before so I really hope it is a fault!
73, Kjell
På Wed, 17 Oct 2012 15:12:14 +0200, skrev Lars E. Pettersson
<lars at homer.se>:
> ***** High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List *****
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> Hi Kjell,
>
> On 10/16/2012 07:47 PM, Kjell Karlsen wrote:
>> Spectrum Analyzer and located the signal to 4,545 MHz the first time and
> ...
>> but no code sent as far as I heard. Today a signal is on at 4,040 but
> ...
>> We are going to see if we can locate this transmitters. I am quite sure
>> it has not been active before.
>
> It's your neighbour, the EISCAT's ionospheric Heating facility in
> Tromsø, http://www.eiscat.se/about/info/heating/
>
> 73 de Lars, sm6rpz
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