From: James Brown (jim_at_Seti.Net)
Date: Mon Aug 23 2004 - 19:46:45 PDT
Not to cause *too much* confusion - I have experienced Long Delayed Echoes. When I was an active ham back in 1961 I had a two element quad and was running a KW. Working 15 Meters CW I detected my own signal coming back to me nearly two seconds after I had sent it. I was running full break in keying at the time. Two seconds is several times around the earth or several bounces off the e-layer. It only lasted for a few seconds but it was very strange indeed.
Regards........... Jim
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----- Original Message -----
From: David Ocame
To: public_at_setileague.org
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 9:45 AM
Subject: Re: SETI public: A. T. Lawton Bracewell Probes From Bootes
Very interesting! More anecdotal evidence for LDEs. I hope Richard is copying this.
Dave Ocame
Daniel Boyd Fox <foxd_at_indiana.edu> wrote:
A number of years back Duncan Lunan wrote some articles claiming to have
decoded some early records of Long Delay Echoes (LDEs). In his decoding
there were star maps showing Epsilon Bootes as the point of origin.
http://www.space-2001.net/html/signals_.html#Delay
For the record, I don't take his claims seriously.
73,
Daniel Fox
KF9ET
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004, Alex Michael Bonnici wrote:
> Hello Gang,
> I have a question for the experts in the group. Why was A. T.
> Lawton so convinced that there existed a Bracwell probe from Bootes at
> one of the LaGrange points? Why Bootes in particular?
>
> Alex Michael Bonnici
>
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Dave Ocame, N1YVV
East Shore Park Observatory
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-72.53856 longitude
41.16797 latitude
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